Inspiration Isn’t a Destination—It’s a Perspective.
We often think of inspiration as something we need to chase.
A lightning bolt.
A perfectly timed idea.
A place we arrive at when the stars align and the to-do list is finally clear.
But here’s the truth:
Inspiration isn’t a destination—it’s a perspective.
It’s not out there, waiting for us to catch up.
It’s here, now—waiting for us to slow down, to listen, to notice.
The Myth of the “Big Moment”
We’ve been sold the idea that inspiration has to be loud, dramatic, or revolutionary. That we’ll find it when we’re finally on the retreat, or on vacation, or after life calms down.
But real inspiration?
It’s much quieter than that.
It whispers in the pause between breaths.
It hums through the discomfort of growth.
It flickers gently in the mundane, the messy, the everyday.
Learning to See Differently
When we stop rushing and start tuning in, the world shifts.
We begin to notice the sacredness in simple things:
A sentence that stirs something inside you.
The resilience of a weed pushing through a sidewalk crack.
A conversation that leaves you breathless, not because it was perfect—but because it was real.
Inspiration lives in the stillness.
In the struggle.
In the sacred in-between.
It doesn’t demand anything from you—just your presence.
Reclaiming Your Inner Spark
So if you’ve been feeling disconnected, uninspired, or overwhelmed by the noise of “doing more,” this is your reminder:
You don’t have to go looking for inspiration.
You just have to remember how to see.
Get quiet.
Get curious.
And let yourself be moved by what’s already here.
An Invitation
If you’re ready to clear the mental clutter and reconnect with the well of inspiration within you—and all around you—I’m here for that journey.
✨ Let’s rediscover the magic in your everyday.
Journaling Prompts:
Where have I been looking for inspiration outside of myself?
What would it feel like to believe that inspiration is already available to me, right here, right now?
All my best,
Cristan
