But here's the catch:
The closer we get to the life we say we want - the more afraid we become.

Why?

Because desire is thrilling… until it becomes real.
Real means risk. Real means responsibility. Real means letting go of the identity that has kept you safe for so long - the identity that was almost successful, almost in love, almost ready.

It’s easier to stay in “almost.”
To flirt with potential.
To hide behind preparation instead of performance.
To imagine, not embody.

You say you want deep love - but deep love means being seen.
You say you want freedom - but freedom means letting go of the excuses that protect you.
You say you want success - but success means the possibility of failure… in public.

So ask yourself, truthfully:
Are you afraid of not having your dream? Or are you more afraid of becoming someone powerful enough to hold it?

Sometimes, we delay our own breakthroughs because we’re scared of who we’ll have to become to handle the light.

But trust me - that version of you is already inside you.
Waiting.
Wanting.
Ready.

All you have to do… is stop hiding from your own brilliance.