How a year can change your life (and fertility journey.)
Hey Mama bear,
Have you heard that Tony Robbins' quote: "Most people overestimate what they can do in a year, and underestimate what they can do in 2 or 3 decades."?
Here's my version, tailored for you, the strong and determined woman on the path to motherhood:
Most women TTC overestimate what they can do in 1 or 2 months, and underestimate what they can do in 1 year.
If you're a sensitive visionary who can almost taste the vision for your baby-filled life during meditations, you know the feeling. You have this gorgeous vision – whether it's your journey to your baby or a career aspiration – but when things don't go exactly as planned OR happen overnight, the temptation to give up is real.
It’s easy to lose all hope and momentum, especially if you're a perfectionist.
But what if a failure isn’t what’s really happening behind the scenes?
What if it’s all just starting to come together, but you can’t see it physically yet?
… And that gifting your dream of finally getting pregnant time and SPACE could be your greatest ally? Not involuntary time and space. VOLUNTARY. And that doing this will make time feel shorter, NOT longer.
In the latest Fertile Ground podcast episode: How a year can change your life AND fertility journey – I explore how embracing these factors can transform your journey and make it so much easier for your dream to land here physically. You’ll learn about:
✨ The power of giving your desire space: How space provides clarity and actually reduces the pressure to conceive ASAP.
✨The art of adaptation: Why space is essential for nurturing your desires AND overall well-being.
✨Space and resilience: How it helps you find balance, form meaningful connections, and celebrate all the progress you make along the way. (It’s happening, even if you don’t see it yet).
December is fast approaching and it can be a tough time for couples TTC. I want you to know that A LOT can happen in a year, especially with the right attunement to your mind-body and a loving commitment to create space for your desire to be a mama.
Xo Spenser
