Angela McKay LLC

For 30 days I have committed to an intuitive practice.

With a short meditation that turns my attention inward and calls on my soul guidance and support, each day I've named what my soul is guiding me toward. And from there, I've identified a baby step - seriously, a tiny tiny action step - to take.

Some days felt more difficult. Days when my head was trying to drive. And other days felt more natural. Connected and in flow.

But no matter the state of each day, the consistency is adding up to movement in the right direction - my unique and authentic direction. Each day has contributed to a growing clarity about what I truly desire and how to step slowly toward it. And it's revealed the worry, fear, control that try to keep me where I am.

I want to emphasize here that this practice fits into my life. It's not separate from my life. It's integrated into how I see the world, how I see my direction. It's part of my everyday, practical life. I work, I parent, I make dinner - you know, normal.

And I've practiced intuitive living and working for long enough now that I can't imagine leading my life without it. I can still feel what it feels like to lead my life without an intuitive, authentic connection. And while I'm grateful for where I've been, I much prefer to lead my life in commitment to my unique direction, my soul path.

How do you know that your direction is -your- direction?

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👋 My name is Angela and I help practical successful folks lead the intuitive tuned-in life they are craving.

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It's really easy for me to get consumed by achievement. When I set my sights on something, I'm determined.

If things go my way, great! Love that. And then I'm on to the next thing. (It's like a bank account where each new accumulation is set to $0.)

If things don't go my way, ugh. I continue to pursue, adjust, think, overthink. As intuitive as I am, I'm equally great at getting stuck in my head.

If I'm in head-space mode for too long, I start to feel disconnected from joy and gratitude. And the worst part about that? Joy and gratitude are leading experiences for a soul-led life, for following my soul path.

When you feel true gratitude in your heart for the smallest things (yes, the big things count, but not like the small things), you are tuned into your soul's energy.

When you allow yourself to follow joy rather than the well-grooved should-path, you allow yourself to align with the intelligent pulse of life - the energy that everything naturally evolves with.

We spend far too much time trying to work against or around the pulse of life. It feels awful, yet we choose it.

My quiet mornings are intentional. They help remind me of who I am, and that I am no more or less than a being that functions best when in alignment with life. It's both humbling and empowering.

I'm recalibrating my focus, tuning back into gratitude and joy. This requires me to be present, to be in my body. And I trust that it puts me back on my path.

When work feels hard. When life feels hard. You will find alignment in gratitude and joy.

What are you so truly grateful for right now? Think about it, bring it into your heart. Let your heart be warmed and expand with the gratitude you feel. That is energetic alignment. Feels good, doesn't it?