Yeah, because you can also be like, what am I learning along the way? Like how am I growing too? Because sometimes it's hard to be like, what's the reason here? Because horrible things happen all the time that have no direct correlation to logic. So it's a nice reminder sometimes of, well, I'm still growing. I'm learning a lot or I'm still getting so much joy out of the present every day with this person and this life we're building. So why would I leave or end this situation based on a total fear of the potential of the future? Yeah.

And what's this sort of this quest that is being offered to me? Like what is that end of that? This provides a container for and often that's like the most scary thing for us. Like for me, it's abandonment, right? So that is my, like, it's like a big thing. A continual lesson that comes up in this gorgeous little quest that we're on, you

know? Very beautifully put. Next. Eleven, the most magical number. Ooh. I didn't know it was the most magical number, but it kind of, it is actually. No, it's like angel number. Angel number is the most angel of angel numbers. Okay. For this rule, question your boundaries perceived and imagined. Great.

Great. I'll put

that one. Yep. I feel like,

yeah, okay, got it. Check, check, check. Pretty straightforward.

Just repeat that. I don't know if you've experienced this, but recently talking with friends and in my own relationships where you're like these boundaries that I've put up, are they actually just walls? Are they actually a defense mechanism versus something that is a comfort zone and how do I work through that? Or sometimes somebody's boundaries, whatever they are, could be a way to keep you out or prevent the relationship or the partnership from going further. That doesn't mean it's bad. But I think when it comes to yourself, you can really dig into where is this coming from? Is this actually from a place that is having my own back or is it from a place of fear of growth? Is it limiting my ability to meet my growth edge here?

And I don't like love the limiting beliefs term I feel like we've talked about on the podcast before. It's not my favorite way to say this, but I think this is kind of that right. I'm like, well, yeah, what do you believe to be true? Like about yourselves, about your limitations, about what you're capable of and what you're not capable of. And is that a hundred percent true right now? Could have been true in the past. Like does it remain? Is it static? Is it set in stone? Or is there maybe some like little wiggle room you have and we don't know what we don't know, right? So if we keep looking through, if we have a meaning making system of the world, which is it's impossible for me to make over six figures a year because people like me just don't do that, then we'll absolutely create the world around us where that remains true. But if we open up that boundary and we say like, well, what if people like me actually can make over six figures, six figures a year, we start to like see these little flickers or wings from the universe where it's like push this button to like take the secret passage to the universe where that happens. And you just then you start to realize that it is totally possible and you start to see solutions and you just begin to think differently.