Several weeks ago I went to a restaurant in NYC with a friend – a beautiful restaurant. $50 fish.

On my way back from the bathroom, walking delicately in my fancy shoes and favorite dress, I slipped and fell flat on the floor. In front of the whole restaurant. In front of my $50 fish.

Sprawled out on the restaurant floor, my mind quickly took note:

In the past when I’ve tripped or slipped, I’ve laughed it off, “no really, I’m fine”, then quickly hoisted my bruised knee and red face back to standing.

This time was different.
I quickly noticed the looks of genuine concern {people aren’t laughing, they’re loving}, I took note of my body {is she actually hurt, or is that just a bruised ego?}. I really was fine.

Calm in my core, I stood up and laughed it off, “No, really, I’m fine”.
This time I actually meant it.

2 weeks ago, I made a big announcement that I’d launch a teleclass last week.  As we got closer to the big reveal, though, things were slipping. No matter how dressed and ready I was, the website was acting slippery and I didn’t know if we could make it happen.

In the past I would hide. Pretend it didn’t happen.  Chastise myself.
This time I took note: Is there anything I can do about it?  Is it really going to ruin anything if I can’t get it up this week?  If we give it 100%, can we do it this week after all?

In the end, it launched.

What made it all possible is Feminine Focus:

The ability to hoist yourself up with joyfully razor-sharp clarity & courage, even when you’re sprawled out on the floor, overwhelmed & confused.

FREEDOM QUEST:

In the comments below, please feel free to share your story: Where in your life are you laying on the floor or lying “No, really, I’m fine”, when you just need to laugh it off and keep moving?

What can you just let go of?  What can you actually do? What are you laughing off today?