Sometimes Jewish holidays catch me off guard.  Since they are based on a lunar calendar, they don’t fall on the same exact day each year.

This Saturday, despite its early arrival, I am ready for Passover.

After this past year, I’d love to talk about liberation – how about you?

I’m eager to have friends and family over, to share a meal and hug everyone again and again. Dang, I miss hugs.  (I’m coming for some hugs, people!  I got my first shot yesterday!)

Passover is all about telling your truth to power, taking risks, and stepping into the unknown.  In short, it’s about faith and freedom.  If there was ever a holiday designed for WILL, this is it!

It’s about having the courage to leave behind the narrow places we’ve stayed stuck.

Allow me to share one of my favorite Passover tales with you:

The Israelites had fled from Pharaoh, and were stopped by the edge of the Red Sea.  As Pharaoh’s army approached, the people were trapped in front of the giant water barrier.  

It took one person to wade in.  (I wish I could write that it was a woman, but according to the story, it was a dude named Nashon.)

Only when the water was up to his nose, did the sea part.

What do you take away from this?

I hear that we must take the first step, without knowing what the outcome may be.  We can’t stay on the sidelines any longer.

Last week on the WILL Community call, two members reported job offers that “dropped in their laps.”  Both started WILL recently.  They stepped into the waters of WILL and new possibilities are opening for them.

These opportunities may not be perfect, yet put them on the path towards ideal roles. Also, both provide freedom from the billable hour!

What step can you take?  Booking a call with me is an act of faith towards freedom.  Step into it here. 

This year has been filled with both tight places and surprising freedoms.

I wish you liberation beyond what you can currently imagine, steps over stuckness and blooming possibilities.

I also wish you tremendous enjoyment of whatever springtime holiday you observe.  May it provide an opportunity to relish expansion and rebirth.

I wish you tables laden with food and long hugs with family and friends.

Do you want to make a change you can be proud of? 

If yes, I believe WILL can help.