Cammie Wilson Coaching & Spiritual Direction

Yes, yes, and yes 💕

Natural consequences are the best educator I know.

No one will learn unless they experience the consequences of their decisions— even children.

Every time you rescue someone from the consequences of their decisions, you rob them of an opportunity to learn and thus, grow.

We want things to be good. We want things to be right. We want security, sanity, and a steadiness to life. But when stability depends on us getting it right all the time and pretending everything is fine, then that’s not true peace. That’s control.

Healthy individuals handle “No” with strength, dignity, and grace, knowing disappointment is part of our journey as much, if not more, than “Yes”. Love cares. Love may not always understand. But love gives grace regardless 💕💕💕

Are you living wholeheartedly? At the heart of Spiritual Direction is learning how to recognize, step into, and live in the love and presence of God - authentic wholehearted living 💕💕💕.

Growing stronger and healthier isn’t always celebrated by others. Being comfortable with the discomfort of others not embracing your healthier self is part of the greater growth experience 💕💕💕

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Disappointing someone is not the same as dishonoring them.

If they’re asking you to betray your health to keep their peace… it’s time to say no.



Becoming comfortable with silence is a sign of maturity, wisdom, and strength 💕

Bearing witness to another's pain, grief, sadness, anger, disappointment, etc., without having to fix it, is a gift. Attempting to say the "right" thing to make it better is often motivated by our own discomfort of being in the presence of less-than-happy emotions. When we do this, we are actually trying to make ourselves feel better, not the other person. The gift of your presence is enough. This is a learned art. One of the most profound ways to grow, mature, and become emotionally healthy is to become comfortable with feeling uncomfortable.

Forgiveness often includes boundaries 💕💕💕.