Where would we be if history’s greatest inventors, creators, and pioneers had settled for “close enough” rather than their ultimate vision? Imagine telling yourself to be satisfied with “almost” or “good enough” when something deep inside knows you want more. It wouldn’t feel right, would it? And that feeling—that restless spark—is something you can trust. It’s the part of you that refuses to settle.
So, why does your biggest desire keep haunting you, sometimes for years or even decades? It’s simple: this desire is your next natural destination. The feeling of “not done yet” is your inner compass guiding you toward what’s next.
Think of it like driving with a destination in mind. Say you’re headed to the grocery store or a friend’s house. You don’t stop halfway and say, “That’s close enough.” No, you keep driving until you arrive. Likewise, you don’t start panicking halfway there, questioning if you’re “driving correctly” or in the right mindset to reach your destination. You trust the journey (long or short), and you get there.
The same goes for your desires. When we turn to “manifestation methods” to force things along, we end up feeling unsatisfied, constantly seeking because those methods don’t reflect our true selves. But if you take a moment to look around at the objects surrounding you - the clothes you’re wearing, what you’re reading this blog on—you’ll remember a time when you wanted these things, and now they’re here! They were your destination once, and you arrived. Naturally.
And if something in your life feels “not quite right,” that gentle restlessness is just a sign that you’re Still. On. The. Road. Your inner GPS is leading you toward what you want—not because you’re incomplete, but because that’s who you are: a creator, an explorer, and someone who must embrace their desires fully.
If you start seeing your desires not as something you have to “make happen” but as a premonition of what’s already on its way, you can finally relax. It’s a done deal. No one ever told you that when you “want” something, it’s simply you using your natural clairvoyance. It’s nothing more fantastical than seeing or smelling—just another way you’re in tune with what’s coming.
The idea that you need to “figure it all out on your own” was never who you are. When you zoom out from your life and look along your entire timeline, you’ll see it: everything has always worked out—somehow, someway, time and again. Take a moment to recognize this truth. Think about all the times you were exactly where you needed to be, met the perfect person, received the ideal guidance—again and again, without fail.
This. Is. You.
Not the floundering, fearful, doubting version, but the brilliant, unstoppable, unceasing Creator of the extraordinary.
Wow. I knew I was your biggest fan for a reason.
💋Kristen
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