You Can Stop Searching Now. Here’s Why
You have it all already. It isn’t something you require to look for or chase anymore.Have you been moving a lot jumping from one thing to the next yet nothing seems to quench the thirst of your heart?
You’ve played many games, only to be left emptier than before. A quick dopamine hit, followed by a deeper void.
Maybe this is an invitation to pause.
To sit with yourself.
Yes, grab a coffee or tea whatever you prefer and take a moment of stillness.
A quiet reconnection.
A breath.
Maybe just maybe it’s not about chasing the next thing. Maybe it’s about catching your next breath.
To remember everything you’ve gone through to get here.
The inner battles no one else has seen.
And just maybe…
what you’ve been searching for all along is you.
The sadness you feel might be the grief of your own self from years of neglect, of constantly doing, fixing, filling a never-ending to-do list.
Always hoping that one more thing would finally make you feel loved.
That love you missed in childhood?
The acceptance you keep seeking from others?
Maybe it’s not something they can give you.
Maybe it’s yours to give yourself.
Because the level of love and acceptance you offer yourself is the same level you’ll be able to receive from others.
You’ll be surprised to discover that what you’ve been longing for was always here.
Yes always.
But your attention was scattered.
Your mind focused on a version of yourself that was never enough.
Breathe in.
Breathe out.
Know this: you’re not alone.
We all carry this.
As evolving humans, we learn to witness our thoughts not just believe them.
Yes, you can change them.
Your thoughts are shaped by your past, by the stories you’ve heard, the books you’ve read (or didn’t), the conversations, the voices of your caregivers, the media, the people around you.
Your mind is like a supercomputer, always trying to make sense of the world.
But just because it feels right doesn’t mean it is right.
Let’s be honest it feels good to be right.
Even when you know deep down, it isn’t.
You can always create another story to justify it. We all do.
But maybe the real question isn’t “Am I right?”
Maybe it’s: “Is this serving my heart?”
That quiet song within the one you always know when you close your eyes but often drown out with distractions.
Your heart’s desires are not random.
They’re invitations.
Flashlights guiding your path.
But playing from the heart takes courage.
We’ve all been told, “Don’t do that,” “That’s dangerous,” “That’s not practical.”
But the real danger?
Living a life far from who you truly are.
Faking it.
Struggling.
Believing that life is just hard because you’re living it out of alignment.
The outer world is ever-evolving, a chaotic mix of everyone doing their best, sometimes blindly.
Now imagine a world where more of us lived from our hearts. Where what serves your heart also uplifts mine. Where your unique creations, with your distinct energetic signature, add value to all of us.
A lion doesn’t try to be an eagle. The snake doesn’t wish to be a deer. Each creature expresses its highest form by being fully itself.
That’s your highest participation in this lifetime too.
It doesn’t have to be hard all the time. And even when it is it’s worth it.
Because the outcome of living from your heart outshines every difficulty.
So, here’s my invitation for you today:
Take a moment with yourself.
Breathe deeply.
Ask yourself honestly:
“Where am I right now in my life?”
“What is my heart’s deepest desire?”
Trust whatever arises.
And if you deepen your breath even more,
your body will soften,
your mind will relax,
and you’ll begin to see:
everything you require to support your next step
your step into the light of your own heart is already here.
It all begins with your willingness.
with love, Joanne Genoza
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If you’re ready to come home to yourself, to live from your heart not your fears I invite you to apply for private mentorship.
Let me walk with you.
Let me show you the path back to your heart your truth, your power, your peace.
And when you forget (because we all do), I’ll be right there to remind you.
This isn’t about fixing you. It’s about remembering who you’ve always been.
Apply now, and let’s begin.
Joanne Genoza
