Do you find yourself hungry for more…?
More freedom, money, pleasure, and magic.
More sparkle, adventure, and deep belly laughs, and extraordinary sex and meaningful work and people you adore and intimacy that keeps deepening and beauty everywhere and experiences that make you feel breathlessly alive and relationships spacious enough to keep growing inside of and enough time to actually enjoy the whole dang thing…
Ahhhh. Yes. All of that.
As much as you want these things... when the opportunity arises, are you afraid to claim them? Are you able to answer the uncomfortable question: what will have to change if I let myself want this? It’s one thing to admit you want more. It’s a whole other thing to make room for it.
Most people who find their way to Seeing with Your Heart are, by outward measures, doing quite well. Their work sustains them. They attune to the rhythms of their relationships. They attend to their health, emotions, and soul...
... And still, they feel a deep hunger for what’s missing.
Yet, wanting more, on top of already having more, can feel like well… too much. So, when our emergent, visionary self begins pulling us somewhere unfamiliar, we often try to ignore it by diving into old, stale habits that act as a bandaid for the oozing call of expansion.
Procrastination, distraction and doubt keep us stranded. Months, sometimes years, go by. The flame of desire dims. The practicalities of maintaining work and negotiating relationships solidify into routines.
But what if the restlessness is worth following?
What if wanting more is one of the ways we discover
where our best version of life awaits?
Together, we’ll look at the places we’ve learned to contain ourselves in order to stay connected, why expansion can feel so dangerous even when we desperately want it, and how to create relationships, work and ways of living that give us room to breathe, love, create and experience more of this extraordinary life.
In a Seeing with Your Heart container, we will set up the underlying terrain that shapes real change:
the insight to know whether the desire for more is embodied or entangled
the courage to want without apology and confidence to move towards more
the presence to feed the hunger with nourishment instead of numbing it so we can love, create and experience more of this extraordinary life.
When you leap two-feet in beyond old boundaries that were built for survival, magic, growth and connection follow naturally.
You could keep negotiating with your wanting. Or you could give it 2.5 hours of your undivided attention and see with your heart what it has to say.
What if wanting more is one of the ways we discover where our best version of life awaits?
