Intuit Minds

What if rest isn’t something you earn? I look and feel somber because I cried as I felt the weight of the world on our shoulders and how we need rest especially now more than ever.

Many of us were taught that rest comes after the work is finished. After the to-do list is complete. After everyone else’s needs are met.

But what if rest isn’t a reward for exhaustion?

What if rest is a need?

This week’s Weekly Energy Boost is a reminder that slowing down is productive. Pausing is productive. Breathing is productive.

Rest isn’t laziness. Rest is restoration.

Take a moment this week to notice where rest is already trying to find you. Maybe it’s in a quiet morning, a deep breath, a walk outside, a good laugh, or simply giving yourself permission to do less.

How did you find rest this week, or how did rest find you?

Are you struggling with your finances and looking for ways to build abundance?

This week’s Weekly Energy Boost is for you.

Abundance isn’t always a lottery ticket or a six-figure paycheck.

Sometimes it arrives as a new client.
A surprise refund.
An overdue payment.
A discount that saves you money.
A side hustle gaining momentum.
Or the exact opportunity you need at the perfect time.

And sometimes abundance looks like peace.
Rest.
Laughter.
Community.
Love.
And the reminder that you are supported.

Pay attention this week.

Abundance may be showing up in ways you didn’t expect.

How did abundance find you this week?

👇 Let me know in the comments.

Why do we call each other words that were once used to degrade us?

Why do some people embrace them while others refuse to use them?

And what happens when we stop reacting to words and start examining where they came from?

In the first episode of GhettOver It, we’re exploring the history, evolution, and modern use of two of the most debated words in our culture: the N-word and b%tch.

We’ll examine where these words came from, how their meanings changed over time, and why people continue to have strong feelings about them today.

The goal isn’t to tell you what to think.

The goal is to get curious.

🎙️ Episode 1 drops this week.

What role do you think history should play in how we use language today?

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