Listen to yourself.
So often the whispers of inner wisdom come in the subtle layers.
It's not necessarily loud, it's doesn't have to be about declaring broad-sweeping statements, nor does it have to be more than what you already know.
And this is where visibility ties to expanding your leadership capacity.
Leadership is not an outside game. It’s not about finding the guru or the sage. It’s not getting something from outside.
Yes, we need teachers and leaders and healers and knowledge.
But we also need you.
It’s about sourcing from what’s within. It’s finding the space where your soul talks to the world and you create something anew together.
That’s what we need from you.
What we are really starting digging into is: What do you already know?
What are we sitting on top of?
What are we sensing?
What are we seeing?
What are we feeling?
Trust your inner knowing
Trust yourself. Listen to the tiny whispers that come up.
Trust that there are more languages than words alone—that sensing, feeling, intuition, dancing, singing, and moving are all vital languages of understanding.
So get quiet in the forest and bathe in the sound of water.
Ask for guidance from the callings of your heart.
Talk to the trees and the plants and the insects.
And then trust yourself when the ideas come forth from within.
Perhaps you already know more than you give yourself enough credit for.
xo
— SKP
Notebook sketch from a few weeks ago, when I waded into a river with dear ones and we sang and laughed and listened and breathed. The water reminds me to trust my inner knowing more. The river knows.