Look how far you've come
Hey First name / friend,
 
As 2024 emerges, look how far you’ve come! What hurdles did you climb? What strengths did you gain? In what ways were you stretched? I feel grateful for the lessons learned (some were not my choice) in 2023.
I look forward to living my best Wyld life in 2024.
 
New Year’s resolutions lost their luster about ten years ago. I found that resolutions tended to be “actionable” and myopic. For example, in 2024 your goal is consistency. All the right brains, nod and agree. “Yes! Consistency is my goal for 2024! Here! Here!”
 
Is consistency what you truly desire? Consistency comes at a cost, often a mental one. If I cannot be 100% consistent, does that mean I am a failure? In one year from now, will I be able to see my progress with consistency as my goal? What is the gap and gain? Am I setting myself up for disappointment, judgment, or even failure?
 
What if I make a goal to consistently lift weights five times a week. I get sick and need to rest? I go on vacation and there is not a gym? My family or loved ones have needs that supersede my ability to lift weights? In the name of consistency will I ignore my intuition? Am I a failure?
 
The question to ask is…WHY do I want “consistency”? Are there parts of my life that feel uncared for, out of control, or neglected? What if the emotion behind consistency is valuable, worthy, capable, resilient, deserving, or empowered. No matter what gets thrown at you, these powerful words can help you to continue and perhaps inspire you. Don’t take my word for it. Take it for a spin.
 
“I am so proud of myself. I am consistent.” 
OR
“I am so proud of my growing resiliency.”
 
Can you see how resiliency can bless the rest of your life and how consistency can compartmentalize and potentially keep you stuck in perfectionism or an all or nothing mentality? Let’s dig a little deeper and find the “why” or the “emotion” for 2024. If you have a moment, please share your word on our IG post here!
 
Wishing you a Wyld 2024!
-Lindsi
 
PS. My 2024 words are “Bold” and “Ease”.
 
 
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THE HUBERMAN LAB
RESOURCE OF THE MONTH
I spend a significant amount of time in the car toting my humans around. Is anyone else in the same boat? If you aren’t, please tell me your secret! Instead of being distracted with music or marcos, my favorite use of drive time is podcasts or audio books. If you haven't heard of The Huberman Lab, aka Daddy Huberman…..it’s time to get on board.
 
Daddy Huberman is a neuroscientist and professor of neurobiology at Stanford School of Medicine. He has free education, insights, and practical tips for improving brain health. Nothing thrills me more that to listen to his world renowned guests scientifically back up the practice of Wyld. Can I get an AMEN!? Here are two of my favorite episodes that will keep you company this week on your commutes.
 
This episode is all about unlocking your potential and unique talents and abilities. I learned a lot about myself!
 
Daddy interviews Rick Rubin, a man obsessed with the creative process. If you are a creative or striving to become more creative, you don’t want to miss this!

 
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