“What do you really want?”

“I want to be just like you!”

“Oh – you want to be just like you?”

“No, I want to be just like YOU!”

An excerpt from an actual conversation that happened several years ago with a participant in one of my courses. Anne was feeling lost, and she was looking everywhere to try and find herself. Our conversation continued…

“I’m wondering…is the reason you want to be like me because I really show up as myself, and that’s what you want to do?”

Anne’s eyes got big and began to well with tears as she realized… “Yes – I just don’t know how to be just like me”.

• I forgive myself for believing I need to be someone else in order to be OK.
• I give myself permission to explore who I am, really, under the layers of protection.
• I choose to uncover who I really am.
• I am free to explore being me, and have fun doing it!
• I feel most like myself when I am…… (your own specific examples)
• I’m uncovering who I really am – claiming the parts I love and using the uncomfortable bits to learn and change.
• I am grateful for co-creating who I really am!

If you know someone having a challenge finding themselves, please point them in the direction of Belief Re-patterning. Through one of our courses, seminars, or working with a Practitioner, we guarantee they will not only uncover the truth of who they really are, but fall in love with themselves in the process!

This past weekend, I reminded myself of who I really am – a woman who adores wandering through amazing art galleries and listening to very cool music.

Where do you find yourself? I invite you to take yourself there – if only in your imagination. It’s one step closer, and that’s all it takes.

Namaste,

Suze

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I don’t follow baseball – but awhile ago I was in Kansas City, Missouri, and wandered by the Kauffman Stadium. I found myself thinking back to all the games of pick up and scrub I played as a kid. At recess and after school I couldn’t wait to grab my miit, and get out on the diamond. I was excited and ready to play.

Are you bringing that kid kind of anticipation and fun to your life-game? If you aren’t seeming to get what you want it is NOT because you don’t deserve it. You deserve good things simply because you are alive. Try raising your vibration, and you’ll find your catcher’s mitt will be there!

• I forgive myself for believing I need to DO something in order to be worthy.
• I give myself permission to know I am already worthy – simply because I am alive.
• I choose to claim my birthright of worth, put a smile on my face and a catcher’s mitt on my hand!
• I’m free to receive the good that is available, just by raising my own vibration.
• I remember that excited anticipation I felt when I was a kid.
• I am worthy of increasing the good in my life.
• I am grateful to myself for raising my vibration and willingly receiving the good!

Learning to love, honour, respect and cherish ourselves is the best gift we bring to the world. As we “fall in love” with ourselves, we fall in love with life, and life reciprocates.

Here’s to catching the good that is already all around you…and claiming it. There is more than enough for everyone!

Namaste,

Suze

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I don’t follow baseball – but awhile ago I was in Kansas City, Missouri, and wandered by the Kauffman Stadium. I found myself thinking back to all the games of pick up and scrub I played as a kid. At recess and after school I couldn’t wait to grab my miit, and get out on the diamond. I was excited and ready to play.

Are you bringing that kid kind of anticipation and fun to your life-game? If you aren’t seeming to get what you want it is NOT because you don’t deserve it. You deserve good things simply because you are alive. Try raising your vibration, and you’ll find your catcher’s mitt will be there!

• I forgive myself for believing I need to DO something in order to be worthy.
• I give myself permission to know I am already worthy – simply because I am alive.
• I choose to claim my birthright of worth, put a smile on my face and a catcher’s mitt on my hand!
• I’m free to receive the good that is available, just by raising my own vibration.
• I remember that excited anticipation I felt when I was a kid.
• I am worthy of increasing the good in my life.
• I am grateful to myself for raising my vibration and willingly receiving the good!

Learning to love, honour, respect and cherish ourselves is the best gift we bring to the world. As we “fall in love” with ourselves, we fall in love with life, and life reciprocates.

Here’s to catching the good that is already all around you…and claiming it. There is more than enough for everyone!

Namaste,

Suze

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My own Best Valentine would:

• Bring me flowers – just because!
• Write me love notes, send me cards
• Help me with some of those tasks that drag me down
• Listen, really listen to me
• Make me my favorite meal!
• Take good care of me
• Inspire me to become my own best self

I forgive myself for all the times I forgot to treat myself well.

I give myself permission to act like my own best Valentine

I choose to treat myself well today by…

I am free to be my own best Valentine, all year long!

I treated myself well this week by _____, and it feels ___!

I’m learning to treat myself well, and BE my own Best Valentine!

I’m grateful to myself for consciously expanding my habit of treating myself well!

Learning to love, honour, respect and cherish ourselves is the best gift we bring to the world. As we “fall in love” with ourselves, we fall in love with life, and life reciprocates. Valentine’s Day is a wonderful reminder to treat yourself to something special, tell yourself how you value yourself, complete things that drain your old energy, create time daily to go within and listen, nourish your body, mind and spirit…and above all else, make a commitment to continue to grow and learn and become your own best self!

Ready? Start now!

Namaste,

Suze

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My own Best Valentine would:

• Bring me flowers – just because!
• Write me love notes, send me cards
• Help me with some of those tasks that drag me down
• Listen, really listen to me
• Make me my favorite meal!
• Take good care of me
• Inspire me to become my own best self

I forgive myself for all the times I forgot to treat myself well.

I give myself permission to act like my own best Valentine

I choose to treat myself well today by…

I am free to be my own best Valentine, all year long!

I treated myself well this week by _____, and it feels ___!

I’m learning to treat myself well, and BE my own Best Valentine!

I’m grateful to myself for consciously expanding my habit of treating myself well!

Learning to love, honour, respect and cherish ourselves is the best gift we bring to the world. As we “fall in love” with ourselves, we fall in love with life, and life reciprocates. Valentine’s Day is a wonderful reminder to treat yourself to something special, tell yourself how you value yourself, complete things that drain your old energy, create time daily to go within and listen, nourish your body, mind and spirit…and above all else, make a commitment to continue to grow and learn and become your own best self!

Ready? Start now!

Namaste,

Suze

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