Day 3: Before the Résumé: What Lit You Up?

“The fire you felt as a child wasn’t random — it was revelation.” — Walk the Hidden Path

Teaching

So much of adulthood is recovery.

Recovering joy. Wonder. The part of you that didn’t care about job titles — only about what made you feel *something.*

Before you learned to measure your worth in productivity, there were things that made you forget time. A story you wrote. A project you started. A question you couldn’t stop asking.

That’s the real curriculum. And it didn’t end when school did.

The gifts that lit you up before the résumé are not outdated. They’re just waiting. Waiting for you to trust them again.

You don’t need to monetize every joy. But you do need to honor it.

Because the soul doesn’t forget. It leaves breadcrumbs. And one of the most sacred acts of adulthood is picking them up.

Perspectives from the Masters

Neville Goddard Learn More

"Feel it real — not for the world’s approval, but for your soul’s remembering. – Neville Goddard"

Joel Goldsmith Learn More

"Where joy is, God is. Follow joy. – Joel Goldsmith"

Emma Curtis Hopkins Learn More

"Every divine idea planted early grows roots. – Emma Curtis Hopkins"

Thomas Troward Learn More

"Desire is spirit calling itself into form. – Thomas Troward"

Florence Scovel Shinn Learn More

"Your destiny often hides in what you dismissed as ‘just a hobby.’ – Florence Scovel Shinn"

Ralph Waldo Emerson Learn More

"Trust thyself: every heart vibrates to that iron string. – Ralph Waldo Emerson"

Ernest Holmes Learn More

"Spirit reveals itself through what makes you feel most alive. – Ernest Holmes"

James Allen Learn More

"The soul attracts that which it secretly harbors. – James Allen"