What isn't what I thought it would be?
My life. My work. My family. The whole thing (the ups and the downs). This is not the life that I dreamed about.
In my early 20s, I had a vision for my life and none of it is actually what I am doing now. Why? Because life unfolded and I changed along with it which means that the vision I had no longer was relevant.
I don't do the work I thought I would.
I have more children than I would have imagined.
I live on an acreage even though I'm a city girl.
And I love it! I'm so grateful that it turned out this way. The good times, the bad times and everything in between.
My work fulfills me in a way that the other work wouldn't have. My girls are the light of my life and my reason for so much of what I continue to do and the acreage creates a connection to nature that my mind, body and soul needs on a daily basis.
My life didn't turn out the way I expected it to at all. If you feel the same way, the only choice you have is to love your life the way that it is or take action to change it.
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LINKS MENTIONED in this Episode and to connect with Jill daily:
Freedom with Ho'oponopono online course Jill's book available on Amazon: When the Meaning is Lost Jill's Facebook page to receive daily inspiration Join the FREE Life MAKERS group on Facebook Jill's Instagram to follow along on her daily life adventures in work and business Visit the website www.jillethier.comMORE EPISODES TO LISTEN TO ON THIS TOPIC
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Episode 189: It does get better
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