Wish for What You Desire (Wednesday Wishes)

You can’t work toward something without first identifying what that something is, right? That’s why I like to pause each week and check in with my desires and then wish for them. Knowing what I want and wishing for it seems to set off some kind of propulsion that gets me to where I want to go. Join me and wish for what you desire.  

Here’s what I’m wishing for this week…

Wishes for myself:

• I would like for the stress level of someone I care about deeply to go down. Send something wonderful his way and help him find the joy in the mundane. 
• A shit-ton of money falling into my lap would be very well received. If getting money for nothing is not a viable option, simply keep sending work opportunities my way. 

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Wishes for others:

• My lovely Lorraine, is going to the doctor on Friday. She would love for the doctor to put her fears at ease and provide her with a good remedy. 
• Réne wants a solution to her friends’ financial issues to manifest sooner than later sooner. 
• Audrey wants the truth and nothing else. The truth should be a given, Universe. 
• Kaylia needs more volunteers to step up so that the doors to the Fresno LGBT Community Center can remain open. 
• Send good health to both Mayi and her daughter. 
• Paty’s daughter is having some behavioral issues at school. Please help her daughter find a way to deal with frustrations and express herself without being combative. 
• Mar is open to love, health and freedom. 
• Taty is wishing for perfect health for her little one. 
• Yolanda is traveling solo to and from Peru. Keep her safe every step of the way. 
• Mario is sick and ain’t nobody got time for that. Get him back to healthy ASAP. 
• Havi wants light for the world. Light is the only way out of darkness. 
• Alicia is requesting successful real estate adventures. 
• Sharice is so ready for a new job. Keep her inspired and send the perfect job her way. 
• Elizabeth has two job offers and wants to make the best decision for her and her family. This is a good problem to have. Remind her that a having a choice doesn’t mean one choice is better than the other. May she go with her gut and not second-guess herself. 
• Sabz would like for the rain to stay away long enough for her home to be fixed so that she can move into it. 
• My Laura wants patience. Make her wait for it. No, I’m kidding. Send her patience.
• Tracey’s daughter Tessa is sick and has already missed to days of school. Help her feel better soon.  

That’s it for me this week. What are you wishing for?