This quote may trigger you because it implies that what you don't like or are complaining about in your life is a choice whether conscious or unconscious.

We don't like hear such statement but the moment we adopt this perspective, we will ask ourselves: why? Why am I creating this situation? What belief, conscious or unconscious is leading to me live this situation that I don't like and not change it?

It's not a straight forward answer. We may need to dig deep into our limiting beliefs. But if we do, the reward is that we get to change the belief that leads to us accepting a situation that we don't want.

With love,

Claudia

Have you ever faced a tough decision and felt completely unsure about what to do?

That stress of making the "wrong" choice kicks in, and our instinct is to overanalyze, trying to make the "right" decision.

In moments like these, I often turn to my Angels for guidance. If you prefer connecting with God, the Universe, your Spirit Guides, or your Higher Self, that works too.

In this episode, I share a personal story about my son, who had a stomach ache and didn’t feel like going to school.

Through this experience, I realized something profound: what truly matters isn’t the decision itself but how we feel after making it.

When we make choices from the heart, the feeling that follows is one of peace, regardless of the outcome.

Because in the end, it’s not the result that defines the quality of the decision—it’s the energy and emotion it brings into our lives.

Claudia

www.claudiadufrier.com

Here is a story that illustrates a belief that every single person has: If we want something, we need to give up something else in another area.

Imagine you go to an ice cream shop that offers 30 different flavors. You can choose 1 or maybe even 3, but you cannot choose all 30 of them in one serving.

It is usually pretty hard to choose because by choosing only 3 favors, we are giving up 27 other flavors that we also like.

The thing is, we apply this to everything in life: It's either a job I love but not the salary, or a good salary but a job that I dont like, or a great career but a poor family life, etc...

You get the idea.

What if we shifted this belief and allowed ourselves to create both?

This is only possible if we belief it is possible and create with purpose.

Change the paradigm by changing your own beliefs.

Love,

Claudia