Let There Be Goodness

 

An abundance of Goodness

Let there be…

These words came to me this week.  I think a lot about creating.

·       The life I’m creating.

·       The beauty in my life that I’m living and creating.

·       How my actions and thoughts align with my creating.

I know that what makes me like God is my ability to create. If God said “Let there be…”

I can too.

When I was a lender, I would post my closing transaction and or positive things that other’s accomplished to my social media page with the hashtag #Ucan2.  If someone else can win, I can too, and so can you.  If God can create, and created me to created, then I can speak my life into existence.

 I had to take a moment and sit with these thoughts.  They are overwhelming. They come with a responsibility.  If I have the power to create, what am I doing with my ability?  What am I creating?  Why do things like fear, insecurity, and doubt stifle the clear and defined vision of my future?

Then those words came to me. Let there be.

There are so many positive words I can add. You know I love alliteration.

Patents, Profitability, Peace, Prosperity.

Royalties, Rents, Rest

Income, Insight, Intuition, Infinite Intelligence.

Jesus, Joy, Justice

Fun,Health, Safety.

I thought these are all the things I want to fill my future with. It also made me think of all the things I’m willfully choosing right now that aligns with these words and the future I envision for myself. 

Congruency is harder than it seems.  Doing what you intend to do and doing what will get intentional results are two different things.  If I say I want one thing, but do the opposite thing,then I need to work on my core belief system and develop congruency.

Right now, I’m in transition to my growth and development season.

New life is springing forth from me. I have much to be thankful for.

This week my phone starting ringing and buzzing with people looking for home loans. A part of me was happy that people were thinking of me, and that I had done exactly what a relationship loan originator would do; build relationships.

Another part of me was sad. A significant chapter in my story has ended. (of sorts)  I had to tell realtors and clients that I had not spoken to in a while that I left the industry last year.  Until I was no longer a loan officer, I did not realize how much of my identity was attached to my job title.

I’ve been so focused on creating my future, I’ve not taken time to process and honor my past, or even possibly appreciate my present. Seeing that the present is a whole new world, there is cause for pause, and processing the mindfulness of these moments.

Today, I was reflecting on this image, and the words Let There Be.


My immediate next thought was that I love my hair. I love my body, and I love my beautiful life!  It is very good.

That’s what God said….”and it was good”

That is also what I’m saying.  All that I’ve already created was good, is good, and is creating more good.  In this present moment, I can count my blessings one by one.  Knowing.  Knowing that my life has been good, and is getting better.

No one can promise you HOW.  Life is uncertain.  What you can know is what you are expecting, and creating.  So on days where I questing the what , the why, and the how, I have the courage and strength to say, "Let there be more goodness", continue to create, and rest.

I hope this helps someone, because it spoke life to me today.

Create the Life you deserve. Speak life.

Abundance Always. #lifeofbliss #lettherebe

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