06/10/2026
For most of my life, I struggled with the disruptive pattern of attaching my sense of safety and peace of mind to other people.
If someone I cared about was in a bad mood, distant, or acting differently, my whole system went into survival mode. I felt like I wasn’t safe. I let my self-worth and my security revolve around how everyone else was behaving.
Well, the pattern has emerged again 😩 and bayyybeeee 🫠 💀 but this time I’ve been very intentionally putting the same tools I teach into practice for myself.
When that familiar, uncomfortable, shaky feeling hits my stomach, I’ve been challenging myself not to run from it anymore. I don’t try to fix the other person’s mood just so I can feel okay. Nope. I take a moment to sit right there in the discomfort. I take a deep breath, connect with myself, and remember the simple truth that :
I am still here.
I am safe.
My survival is not under threat.
Even if someone rejects me, or even if my accounts aren’t where I want them to be, I will always find a way through. I trust the Divine to support me as I make my way to the other side.
We have to stop trying to force the outside world to feel perfectly secure. Real strength is learning how to tolerate the moments when things feel insecure, without letting it break you.
✨Try this practice :
- Acknowledge the uncomfortable thought, emotion or sensation.
- Drop your shoulders away from your ears. Let your jaw go loose.
- Feel the weight of your body pressing into the chair or the floor beneath you.
- Notice that the ground is fully holding you up.
- Take a slow breath in, and as you exhale, blow the air out like you are blowing through a straw.
- Say to yourself: “Right here, in this exact second, I am okay.”
- Notice where in your physical body you feel the effects of the thought or emotion and place your hands there or gently massage that area.
This moment of uncertainty is not the end of your story.
It’s just a page.
I know it might feel like it, but you’re NOT gonna die if this thing doesn’t work out the way you want it to.
Take a breath, find your footing, and keep writing your story 🫶🏽