I didn't know if I could DARE to do it.

A few years ago I was faced with a very scary and exciting choice.

I had found a course that offered the tools and support I needed to get to the next level of where I most wanted to go.

It was AMAZING!

It was like someone had taken my secret wish-list out of my head and written it down on paper. Stuff I hadn’t told ANYONE I wanted… there it all was.

So I obviously wanted to do it.

Really badly.

But.

It was expensive - both financially and in terms of time and energy. It meant other people would have to pick up some slack while I was doing it because I wouldn’t be able to continue all my current responsibilities.

It would be inconvenient for some beloved people in my life and they weren’t going to like me doing this.

Not one bit.

In fact, it would probably make them angry and resentful.

What was I to do?

I reeeeaaallly wanted this. So much.

But then there were my loved ones…

I’ve faced many choices in my life, but there was something fundamental about this particular choice.

Because I had to ask myself these questions:

"Who am I allowing to make my life choices for me?"

"What am I willing to compromise in order to make others happy?"

Oh my goodness it was such a painful experience!

Eventually what it came down to was, “Am I going to allow myself to exist or not?”

"Am I going to stand up and let myself want what I want and express my truth, or am I going to choose the path that seems easier right now but that will probably lead me to resentment and depression later?”

I felt like if I said no to myself in that moment, a part of me would curl up and die. If I didn't do this, I would live in a flatline state afterwards.

But if I said yes to myself, I was going to have to face some major restructuring of my life and relationships.

Either choice was very scary.

So I asked the Love Question.

And I asked it and I asked it and I asked it again.

And the answers didn’t feel good.

They made me more stressed.

They frightened me.

They were head answers, you see? Not heart responses.

I was actually too scared to listen to what my heart was telling me.

But then, finally, I asked it again and when I got my answer my whole body relaxed and everything felt clear and obvious.

Now, you’re probably longing to know which way I chose to go. But that’s not at all important.

What was important is that I gave myself permission to make the choice based on MY truth. Not anybody else’s.

I gave myself permission to exist.

I listened to my heart.

I allowed myself to walk as I most longed to walk.

After I made the choice, once it was done and I couldn't undo it, I had a moment of sheer panic. "What have I done?!!!"

And then I said to myself, “No. We’re not doing that. I made this choice by listening bravely to my Truth so I’m not going to doubt it, no matter how it turns out. Whatever happens, I know this is the right choice for me at this time.”

And I never doubted it again even though things got tough later.

That’s part of the gift of using this method.

Less doubt and no regret, no matter what happens.

ALLOW YOU

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