Your Self-Limiting Patterns in Surfing Also Hold You Back in Life
“Remember how scared you used to be?” Someone said that to me recently as I was describing a wave I […]
“Remember how scared you used to be?” Someone said that to me recently as I was describing a wave I […]
As a kid, did you ever pretend you were a mermaid in the bath? I know I did. I used
Surfing is often seen as a sport. But at its core, it’s something much more subtle than that. Surfing is
I experienced a vision today. Not a psychic one. Not an intuitive one. A surfing one. The kind of vision
Following your intuition, your heart, your dreams, the version of you you feel called to become, will create change in
Some of the most life-changing experiences don’t arrive easily. What learning to surf taught me about fear, self-doubt, and trusting a process I couldn’t yet understand.
Reconnection isn’t something you occasionally do.It’s something you design your life around. Not through rigid rules. But through supportive structure.
I used to pull off waves at the last second, not because I lacked skill, but because I froze. Surfing revealed how my nervous system responds to intensity and transformed the way I relate to fear, growth, and possibility.
Perfectionism acts like a heavy wave holding us under the surface. Suffocating, dominating and intimidating. We don’t get to choose when it passes, but there are ways we can make it easier to come up for air.
I used to not feel the presence of God. Maybe I did, but I didn’t recognize that’s what I felt.