“Harry is the best hope we have. Trust him.”
Dumbledore says this in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. Right before he died.
Last breath.
Words of wisdom.
Well, this isn’t Hogwarts and I’m not Dumbledore, but listen up…
You are the best hope you have. Trust you.
Let’s be honest; like Harry, you’ve probably had issues trusting yourself in the past.
I’ve been thinking about this so damn much that it turned into a blog post and week-long experiment.
Remember the definition of trust?
trust: ability to rely on another person’s integrity, strength, sureness etc. i.e. You can trust someone to do the right thing.
At the beginning of the week I felt like I had no connection to this definition.
But I love experiments, and suddenly? Space for something new to show up.
The word itself – experiment – magically makes room in my grey cells that few other words provide. As soon as I begin to think in terms of an experiment, I become intrigued, curious and fully engaged.
The past week was a perfect example of this.
