Leaning in

When you lean in you give your full attention to what is in front of you. Rather than hold back or lean back, you choose to use the situation as an opportunity. This requires that you look beyond the obstacles and challenges especially when you are facing adversity. You may be feeling pressured to make a major decision in your life. You may choose to avoid making that decision based on fear of what might happen if you make the wrong choice. If you lean into the problem at hand, you will begin to find answers. You will be given what you need at each step of the way. Leaning in requires courage when it would seem much easier to sit back and let nature take its course. It makes you responsible for your life as an active participant rather than feeling like life is dragging you along. Leaning in promotes self growth. You learn more about who you are and the gifts you have been given that produce resiliency. Think of the times that you have leaned in and the positive changes that occurred as a result of it. What are you going through today that would benefit from you leaning in?