Bite-Size Edition: The One Where She Riffs About Love & Connection

What kind of world do you want to live in? Do you want to live in a world that focuses on love and connection? And if your answer is yes, do you feel like you're acting in a way that is consistent with that?Trust me, I get it - we all have bad days and momentary "lapses of love." But love as a natural part of our day-to-day is SO important.I saw a video on Instagram that moved me to tears. OK no - I was straight up crying. It felt good and totally caught me off guard. But then I realized why I was crying - the moment the video captured was so beautiful, and it was a simple act of love. And there is nothing, to me, more magical than that.In seeing all of the comments from people who were also moved by the video, people whom I assume have differing beliefs on a number of topics, there was something in common amongst all of them - they were touched in some way by the love displayed in that video.And that gives me hope for our world. Because if love can truly connect us, why are we spending so much time focusing on all the crap that seeks to divide us?If you want the world to be filled with more love, it starts with you. So stick out your tummy a la The Care Bears (Care Bear Stare, in case you're wondering) and show the world what you're made of. Love is our Super Power. And it's time we started wielding it, Avengers-style (I'm more Marvel than DC...just FYI).If love is YOUR Super Power, let me know! Send me a DM @awakentheextraordinary on Instagram, and share this episode to your Stories and tag me! I mean - why NOT start wielding your Super Power by showing ME some love?! ;)

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