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Sharing the Sacred Breath of ALOHA
 

A phrase that signifies an unconscious, repetitive, and often harmful behavior. Something Britney came to understand later in her life. How often do you tell yourself, “I’m not good enough”? How frequently do you hold back from pursuing something you truly desire—like applying for that job you instinctively know is a perfect match? How many times a day do fear or anxiety take over your body? Your heart races, your breathing becomes shallow, and perhaps your palms start to swe

Have you ever been told you’re “overqualified” for a role where you seemed like the perfect fit? Are we really overqualified—or are employers overlooking what we bring to the table? We already have the skills, education and knowledge. What’s often missing is a chance to show an employer who we truly are. Employers aren’t just looking for someone who checks all the boxes—they want authenticity, integrity, and a fresh perspective. Many job descriptions today are shaped by AI, e

When you’re hungry, suddenly every restaurant sign jumps out at you. When your car starts making a strange noise, repair shops and garages seem to appear everywhere you go. And when you quietly doubt your ability to succeed, you’ll notice obstacles at every turn. Not because they’re more  real—but because your mind is attuned to look for them. Our perception shapes our motivation long before we take action. I recently read an article that said, “What you see determines your b