Comments on: Vulnerability: Finding Your Way in the Dark

By: Jenny

Jenny — Wed, 05 Aug 2009 00:17:12 +0000

@Leandra: So glad you found this when it was most helpful. Vulnerability is challenging for most of us … breathe through the discomfort. See what’s on the other side. xoxo

By: Leandra

Leandra — Tue, 04 Aug 2009 16:42:11 +0000

Thank you for this…right NOW. Last night, I was able to see myself in a very real way. My insecurities, vulnerabilities, fears, and irrationalities were revealed to me. I’m very scared of being vulnerable and quite frequently resist it. And apparently, my default tendencies could use some tweaking.

I will meditate on this further this week. Definitely appreciate it.

By: Jason

Jason — Thu, 23 Jul 2009 18:56:36 +0000

Wow Jenny! Great content. I feel a little guilty though…seems like I should be paying for such great information. Thank’s for sharing your your knowledge.

By: Jenny Fenig

Jenny Fenig — Thu, 16 Jul 2009 02:11:56 +0000

@Prasanna: Thanks for your thoughts. Glad these articles are in line with what you’re focusing on. Don’t you just love when that happens?

@Misty: Congrats on focusing on your self-care. You won’t ever regret this decision. It’s hard losing a friend. Take time to mourn the change … remember the good times and lessons learned … and stay open to what’s next for you.

@Kelly: I know you’re committed to going big or going home. You’re living it, girl. Thanks for all the support in helping me spread this message.

By: Kelly

Kelly — Tue, 14 Jul 2009 02:49:18 +0000

The parts that really hit home for me were (i) “Go big or go home,” and (ii) “The universe is watching what you’re doing to see if you’re ready for what’s next in this story that is your life. Are you?” Unbelievable! It really makes me challenge myself on whether I step up wholeheartedly in my chosen endeavors, or tiptoe around unconsciously — and how either approach affects any given outcome. Such an important topic overall, too, and something of which we are too often afraid. Thanks for illustrating it in this can-do, but also calm down, perspective.

By: Misty Catheline

Misty Catheline — Tue, 14 Jul 2009 01:29:20 +0000

Jenny,
Your post about vulnerability really hit home for me. First, is I do need to start putting myself back on top of my priority list as you did. Second, I had a friendship come to an end and am still having a really rough time dealing with it ( It’s hard to lose someone you have considered your BFF for so many years and have been through so much(good and bad) with one another, especially when I believe it’s b/c of her own insecurities. Nevertheless I am very sad among other things, but I’m going to try and take your advice from your blog. I still need to grieve, but then I need to completely close the door and leave room for another one to open. You inspire me to live well and live free!
So glad that we keep in touch,
Misty

By: Prasanna Gunturi

Prasanna Gunturi — Mon, 13 Jul 2009 17:50:16 +0000

Zen Jen, The pic is beautiful. We were in Hawaii last year but we missed this – I was sick and the weather was cloudy:(
Surrender, letting go of the need to control – ha! seems real simple but so hard to do. When we let go we stop resisting and are more tuned to the Source inside.
This month is my month to embrace and pause, surrender and let go, and just enjoy life. Eerie how I find articles (yours and Anja’s) that reflect with what I want or what I am doing!
Right now I am in love with the Creator – admiring the blue sky and wonderful cool breeze!
Keep the articles coming …
Prasanna