Perspective from Montana

The lesson is: RISE.

I just returned from 5 days in Bozeman, Montana with two of my favorite people -- talking about clearing energy, creating a new reality, and living our truth.

I woke up earlier than usual every day to attend a live conference with my network marketing buddies, so I came home a little sleep-deprived.

I had yet another scare with Ziggy the foam-eating-monster while I was gone, and he had a trip to the ER that turned out to be a false alarm, thank God. So my intuition and ability to keep my cool was tested.

I bring all this up because even when I try to slow down, I don't. Even when I try to plan -- whether that's a break or work -- life is always shifting, moving and changing.

And it's our ability to roll with the punches and still hold a positive attitude -- that's the lesson. I was tested this week... my intuition was tested, my introversion was tested, my love of connection was tested... and I asked one of my friends "do you think it's all a lesson," and her answer was the same that my mother gave me a few weeks ago — "no, sometimes it's just bad luck."

Well, I don't believe in luck. And I do believe that Earth is School.

So what's the lesson? This is what I came up with:


Rise.


Rise above the noise, the fear, the confusion. Rise up. Rise to the challenge. Rise.

Sometimes it's harder to do that than others, but what else is there if we don't get back up and do it better the next time?