“It always costs” - yes it does, and yet the true cost of not venturing out or doing the thing that scares us and pulls at us, is actually the greatest cost of all. Or the cost of listening to the naysayers. Always a timely message.
Oh Martha, your books have been my standards during this past decade of sometimes broken, interrupted and rerouted adventures rather late in life! Right now, I hardly have any comfort zone left, and this talk has been like a drink of clear water to this thirsty soul! Bless you and thank you! 💖🌹
Thank you! I live in Russia. And last year I was inflamed by idea to go to Kuril Islands. It was not just warm feeling, is was hot. More or less civilized trips to Kuril Islands are twice as expencive as I can afford. But at autmn I was lecturing (for a first time)) about kintsugi. And one of two listeners said she plans to go to Kuril Islands for hiking this summer. I begged to let me join the trip. Wow! So, now I have tickets to the plane, preparing and waiting for the summer. It looks a bit scary, but I feel the NEED to get there. Don't know why.)
I come to you when I feel stuck, I come out hopeful and inspired.
“It always costs” - yes it does, and yet the true cost of not venturing out or doing the thing that scares us and pulls at us, is actually the greatest cost of all. Or the cost of listening to the naysayers. Always a timely message.
Thank you for teaching me how to be a Wayfinder!
Oh Martha, your books have been my standards during this past decade of sometimes broken, interrupted and rerouted adventures rather late in life! Right now, I hardly have any comfort zone left, and this talk has been like a drink of clear water to this thirsty soul! Bless you and thank you! 💖🌹
Thank you for continuously guiding us to push past our fears and into new transformative adventures.👏🏾👏🏾
Thank you!
I live in Russia. And last year I was inflamed by idea to go to Kuril Islands. It was not just warm feeling, is was hot. More or less civilized trips to Kuril Islands are twice as expencive as I can afford. But at autmn I was lecturing (for a first time)) about kintsugi. And one of two listeners said she plans to go to Kuril Islands for hiking this summer. I begged to let me join the trip. Wow! So, now I have tickets to the plane, preparing and waiting for the summer. It looks a bit scary, but I feel the NEED to get there. Don't know why.)
This was so timely. ❤
Reminds me of the song “Do it Anyway” by Ben Folds Five.
"what if there are spiders there that kill small animals and wear the pelts?" lmao