Sterling JaquithHost
But before I announce a few exciting things, I want to talk about something I've been talking about on my coaching calls recently and with my clients.

That's their job is to tell me this is hard, I'm struggling, I'm frustrated, this person's driving me nuts, this kiddo is really difficult, I'm drowning in this way.

They bring these sentences to me and then we sit with them and we work through them together until they can find a way to be at peace about whatever they brought, which is possible in all scenarios.

Now, I'm not saying that it's not difficult or something hard fought for, but it is possible until we stick together, until we can get to that place where we could at least see how a person could be at peace in this situation.

I kind of think about it like knowing that you're going to forgive someone, but maybe you're not quite ready to do it.

Sometimes there are those situations where you see the thoughts that you could have and the beliefs that you could have in order to be at peace with whatever you're going through, but you're just not quite there yet.

And so I've been pressing women more on not just having awareness of their thinking and what's keeping them from peace, but really reaching for it.

And I said it kind of offhandedly, you know, I wanna be a blanket of peace in my home.

And the more I've been thinking about it, I really like it because I think about women in the home, moms, that we have this ability to take our energy, our feelings, like our emotional state and blanket the room with our emotional state.

And sometimes we're frustrated and we're bringing anger or stress or something else.

I want to create a peaceful environment in the kitchen and in the living room and in the car.

And I fully expect the children to be a crazy circus, but that I am bringing this strength and this dedication.

I think that's what feels like a new way that we're talking about it is like you're on a mission to be a blanket of peace in whatever room that you're in.

But before I announce a few exciting things, I want to talk about something I've been talking about on my coaching calls recently and with my clients.

That's their job is to tell me this is hard, I'm struggling, I'm frustrated, this person's driving me nuts, this kiddo is really difficult, I'm drowning in this way.

They bring these sentences to me and then we sit with them and we work through them together until they can find a way to be at peace about whatever they brought, which is possible in all scenarios.

Now, I'm not saying that it's not difficult or something hard fought for, but it is possible until we stick together, until we can get to that place where we could at least see how a person could be at peace in this situation.

I kind of think about it like knowing that you're going to forgive someone, but maybe you're not quite ready to do it.

Sometimes there are those situations where you see the thoughts that you could have and the beliefs that you could have in order to be at peace with whatever you're going through, but you're just not quite there yet.

And so I've been pressing women more on not just having awareness of their thinking and what's keeping them from peace, but really reaching for it.

And I said it kind of offhandedly, you know, I wanna be a blanket of peace in my home.

And the more I've been thinking about it, I really like it because I think about women in the home, moms, that we have this ability to take our energy, our feelings, like our emotional state and blanket the room with our emotional state.

And sometimes we're frustrated and we're bringing anger or stress or something else.

I want to create a peaceful environment in the kitchen and in the living room and in the car.

And I fully expect the children to be a crazy circus, but that I am bringing this strength and this dedication.

I think that's what feels like a new way that we're talking about it is like you're on a mission to be a blanket of peace in whatever room that you're in.
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