Finding stable ground in a world that feels unsteady
It all begins with an idea.
Welcome to my blog. I’m Richara, a seeker, a coach, and someone deeply passionate about growth and learning. I believe we can design lives that feel aligned with who we truly are. When we stand in our truth - embracing both the beauty and the messy parts of ourselves, we become magnetic. That authenticity has a pull, a force that naturally attracts what resonates and allows what doesn’t to drift away. In that magnetic orbit. those who come into our space don’t just see us; they feel us. They experience the energy of our expression, the depth of our love, the fullness of who we are. They also get a glimpse of what is possible for them. They have more love, more joy and more empathy. It is a gift that gives infinitely. It is why I exist.
But how do we stand in our truth when the world around us feels unstable? How do we find solid ground when everything external seems to be shifting and changing faster than we can process and completely outside of our control?
This is a time that I am grateful for my understanding that we live in an inside-out world. Our experience of life isn’t dictated by external events or our circumstances, but by our thoughts about those events and circumstances. Thought is the lens through which we see the world. It is not events or circumstances that create our reality, but the meaning we give to them.
In every moment our thoughts shape our experience. A chaotic world feels chaotic because of the thoughts passing through us in that moment. A moment of beauty feels profound because of the thoughts we’re having in that moment. And the most incredible thing? Thoughts are fluid. They come and go like waves, shifting and changing. If we allow them to wash over us, they will most certainly break on the shore, dissipating their power.
In this moment, as my world feels more unpredictable than ever, I remind myself of this truth. I am not at the mercy of the chaos outside of me. I experience life through the thoughts I entertain. And in that realization, I find grounding. I find peace.
What about you? What helps you find stability when everything around you feels uncertain?