Amanda is exploring the idea of inspired action—how do you know what to do next when you’re in a season of change? Whether it’s a career shift, a new relationship, or deepening your spiritual practice, the answer isn’t always about making step-by-step plans.
Instead, it’s about joy. When you feel joy, you’re tapping into your truest self. That joy becomes the spark for your next aligned action.
Today’s card pull comes from The Law of Attraction Cards by Esther and Jerry Hicks, a beautiful reminder that:
“Action inspired from aligned thoughts is joyful action.”
I invite you to take a breath, reflect on what joy feels like for you, and notice where inspiration is nudging you to take action in your own life. Sometimes the next step is closer—and lighter—than you think.
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