01/05/2026
Amidst all the "New Year, New You" bombardment, here's an endorsement for the New Year, More You perspective.
This year, I want more of your medicine driving your decisions.
Your life, your leadership, how you move in the world, and how you love.
+ More moving from your center.
+ More honoring your own pacing.
+ More tending the unique flame you're here to steward.
+ More unabashed you-ness in all that you do.
+ More tuning in to your inner wisdom
+ More of you in your radiant life-giving power and gifts.
- Less giving your power away or trying to exert power over others.
- Less of your shadow voices or others' shadow voices influencing your decisions.
- Less playing games you don't actually care about that require self-violation.
So here's an intention, a spell for you
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“I carry a specific frequency that life entrusted to me.
My task is not to hoard it, nor to squander it, but to tend and share it.
May I become a good steward of what moves through me —
to hold my medicine cleanly, offer it generously,
and receive the medicines of others without comparison or collapse.
May it reveal my own becoming as I learn to let it bloom through me.
And may I be living permission for others to share their medicine.”
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⚡️May you design your year from here.
This is what true leadership feels like.
You only need the willingness to see yourself and your power as part of the great pharmacy of life.
Every conversation, every project, every exchange of energy becomes a practice in relational healing.
If you notice an inner eye-roll or a voice saying “this isn’t practical!”
Remember: here at Wayfinding, we’re united in the work of paradigm healing — healing the paradigms of how we live, work, and walk together on this planet.
Power Literacy doesn’t sit at some abstract altitude.
It spans every scale of perspective and brings a unifying coherence across them.
Because when we stay zoomed in solely on the day-to-day, without the mythopoetic journey-line of our individual lives or the soul story of humanity in view, we lose the plot.
We become obsessed with metrics that were never the point.
So I ask: What medicine are you carrying