Adam was a sweet 17-year-old who told me about a girl he liked — a girl who only kissed once.
What started as a simple story about teenage romance became a reflection on how easily we project our expectations onto others, and how doing so locks them — and ourselves — into patterns we never meant to create.
Lane-changing isn’t just about making decisions. For smart HSP-Empaths and Triunes it’s a rhythm of action, pause, and clarity.
A reflection on moving through doubt, sensing momentum, and stepping into the lanes that align with purpose.
Welcome to Story Time: stories and events that help connect the dots.
Today’s story is about the elephant in the room. When I mentioned recently that I’m in the habit of naming it when I see it, I got an immediate response: “Me too!” “Geesh, same!” and “Yeah, and guess what, people don’t like that one bit!”
True dat! So let’s connect the dots on that, in this episode of Story Time: Pointing out the Obvious for the Oblivious.
My stories tend to get long before they get clear. When I edit them into something tidy, they might win in brevity, but they lose their heart and their soul — so this isn’t a polished story.
When I first started building my blog, what I looked forward to most was sharing stories and insights. A “friends by the hearth” vibe. Now feels like a good time to kick that off.
ChatGPT mirrors the universe – and its architecture is a perfect metaphor for how the Universe responds: it doesn’t choose for you, it responds to your prompts.
Your manifesting prompts matter.
Understanding this will change how you manifest your reality.