Show Notes
There's one kind of courage required to get through the hard or break the ceiling.
And then there's another kind entirely.
The courage to let it be good.
Not just good...but really f*cking great?
In this episode of Glitches to Gold, Jo shares from Sri Lanka after a series of beautiful, expansive and slightly uncomfortable upgrades — business class, deep receiving, wild abundance, safaris, elephants, kindness, care, and the strange sensation of life being even better than expected.
Because there’s one thing asking for more.
There’s another thing entirely when life starts giving you what you’ve desired, asked for, and worked for — and you realise that even the champagne problems can bring up old limits around how much you’re truly available to receive.
Highlights
Why allowing life to be really good can feel more confronting than pushing through difficulty. Jo’s first business-class experience, and what it revealed about receiving, ease and upgrade. The abundance of Sri Lanka — the food, the nature, the kindness, the care, the generosity. The “border control” that can appear when you move into a new level of receiving. Why changing your environment can reveal the old patterns you could not see from inside the old one.
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