Dec 23, 2019
This week’s episode is The Year in Review - How to Set Yourself Up For an Amazing 2020 and Beyond. Everyone's talking about the year 2020 being perfect vision. I like to look at it as perfect inner vision, perfect mind's eye vision, perfect intuitive vision and that is what we will be discussing in today’s episode.
01:31 - The Spirit of Presence
It's so cosmic, but really getting into that place internally where we are clear and oftentimes the clarity comes from the review with what worked, what didn't work, what happened, what didn’t and all in a spirit of presence. Simply moving forward.
KISMA
02:13 - Sometimes Things Don’t Work
Out
You
said something interesting I want to highlight because this is one
of my year end practices and it's really important to me. I've seen
it really help a lot of people as well when it didn’t work… You
know, as we start to reflect on the year, inevitably there will be
things that didn't work the way that we wanted inevitably and what
we want to do in order to stop this energy is add
period.
Nick
03:58 - Start With
Forgiveness
When we're caught in disappointment or blame or
judgment, that kind of stuff, low vibe stuff, then all it does is
just gloom up the work. And so then we wind up carrying a big old
Santa bag of unwanted things into the new year. One of the most
important practices I really follow, around this time of year, is
forgiveness. Maybe you had a really rough year, not for any other
reason than you just sabotage the heck out of yourself. And
so there can be a lot of things associated with that. Even guilt
around it or whatever.
Nick
04:24 - What Do You Need to Forgive?
What do you need to forgive
yourself for? Because that's the thing that holds on, that's the
thing that will hang on to the next decade. What do you need to
forgive in yourself? And so when I look back at my year, it really
was about growth in my business, attracting so many amazing clients
and students and it would not have worked if I held on to places
where I thought I made a mistake or I over-invested or I worked
with the wrong coach or what like I wouldn't have been
clear.
I wouldn't have been the
container to receive the amazing people in my
life.
KISMA
05:56 - Nick’s Reflection
I
think if there's something I would have changed about this past
year, for myself in particular, is just that there's certain
periods when I just kind of lost myself in the flow of things and
took my eye off the ball on a certain place in certain
places.
Nick
09:04 - KISMA’s Reflection
I know, for me, looking back, if
there was something I wanted to change, it would be more time with
Zoe. I always want more time with her. I'm not saying she wants
more time with me. Also, I'm always looking to be more present in
every moment because I know I can go super fast. So as I carve out
time moving forward, one of the things that I really want is more
space to really be studying and to be manifesting. We've got to get
connected to source, but take the space to expand the consciousness
to realize it.
KISMA
15:57 - LET IT GO!
We could go on and on with the
favorites, but at this point of this episode and for each and every
one of you, what can you glance back and go:
that was all right
or it didn't go quite as I wanted
and let it go. What can you glance
back and be like, I really rocked that and I'm so grateful and then
request more of it.
So for the year in review we get
to, without a lot of
judgment, good, bad, right or wrong, just to look back and be like, this was
amazing, this didn't quite work. This was good. How I'm grateful
for this. And then to just be so much more present as we enter 2020
is we do learn so much by that art of introspection and you know,
doing it daily is amazing.
What I want everyone to do is
take some time and write out what your vision is for 2020 just go
for it. Put yourself in it like it's a play, see it. Don't think
small. Just write exactly what you want and then write it out. Put
it somewhere safe so that you can go back a year from now and read
and see all the magical ways that you manifest
it.
KISMA