~Pamela Henry

This shadow of
Self doubt
Hammers my longing
For acceptance
With perceived
Judgement
Ever present
In the recesses
Of my mind
I drop to my
Knees
Beckoning these
Lies to
Let me be

I close my eyes
And listen to
My heart song
Persistent
Loving Spirit
Beckoning me home
Time and time
Again
Laying every opportunity
To receive the truth
At my feet

I take a breath
And gently liberate
My blessed
Vulnerability
Beacons of
Pure love
Radiate from my
Heart center
Piercing the
Boundaries of the
Universe and beyond.

~

When the fear of being seen out weighs our precious dreams, they end up on the shelf.

Bronnie Ware spent several years as a palliative nurse, caring for patients in the last several weeks of their lives. In her best-selling book, The Top 5 Regrets of The Dying, she revealed the number one regret that the dying patients had, was wishing they’d had the courage to live a life true to themselves and not a life that others expected from them.

That rocked my world. It got me thinking about self sabotage and how it prevents us from living life on our own terms.

Do you find yourself trapped in an endless cycle of dreaming about how magnificent it would be to live the life you really want?

What’s stopping you from making your dreams happen?

Lately I’ve been digging deep into the idea of visibility. More to the point, the fear of being visible.

I spent much of my career on stage as a vocalist, so it may seem strange that I would have a fear of visibility. But I’ve learned that when we seek new experiences in life or new levels in business, the fear of visibility can keep us locked in the perceived safety of our comfort zone. The more visible you are, the more you may be up for scrutiny by others. What if you put yourself out there and you get laughed at or worse, nobody wants what you have to offer?

As I approached mid life, I knew I was being called to something greater but it meant embracing new ideas that would have me step beyond my current reality. Energy healing and the law of attraction became part of my new lexicon. What would my family and friends think?

And that wasn’t all. Like many of you, I’ve spent much of my life struggling with my body image. Always feeling like I had to be a certain weight to be seen, I would cancel plans to avoid the judgement. I didn’t feel good enough, worthy enough, thin enough, beautiful enough or accomplished enough. Do any of those sound familiar?

The fear of visibility stops you from stepping into your life purpose.

In a world where YouTube, Rumble and numerous other video based platforms are considered important business tools, many entrepreneurs are struggling with fear of visibility. The thought of being seen on the world stage raises a big red flag of fear. The truth is, this fear may be rooted in any number of self sabotaging limited beliefs.

These patterns run so deep that it can take time to release the old stories and create new ones that lovingly support you in embracing visibility and making your dreams happen.

How do you feel about being visible in the world?

I’ve come to understand that releasing the fear of being visible begins with seeing your true self through loving eyes. When you break through and acknowledge that you have gifts to share that are unique unto you, the game changes.

Aligning with your soul purpose allows you to shine with confidence and release any of the perceived limitations you’ve been hanging on to. When you’re clear, you’re in a better position to acknowledge the good opinion of others as simply their opinion.

You are worthy of being visible in life and in business.

We are here to support each other in bringing our dreams to life. When you allow yourself to be seen, the Universe brings you amazing new friends and colleagues who share your journey.

With love and gratitude,
Pamela

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