The Secret I Could Never Tell
Jul 08

Photo by Compound Eye
It’s those very things that fracture us that become like glue to deliver us whole and newly made. Let what breaks you reveal the blessing that puts you back together.
The above phrase came to me during my drive today (ironically at the same exact time an earthquake hit here in San Diego, which I didn’t feel because I was driving) and I was abnormally moved to type it into my iPhone’s Facebook app and share it with the world.
{Shhh… don’t tell the California Highway Patrol that I was texting in the car!}
Now this surprises me because one of my staunch social media rules is to never quote yourself or dish out self-proclaimed wisdom from on high like some guru who believes he’s worth more than the toilet paper stuck to your shoe.
But I shared it because it floored me. It brought tears to my eyes. It meant something to me.
I don’t get personal much on my blog anymore… I’m too busy trying to pack epic value into each post so that my mission, purpose and passion are clear to any who happen upon it.
But tonight I feel differently. So here’s to walking my talk, being fully in my vulnerable feminine, and being unapologetically real.
Have you ever had a secret you thought you couldn’t tell anyone?
I have such a secret.
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Addison commented on Great Tasting Foods To Amp Energy & Productivity: Nice!!! Thanks for packing all that info in a blog post. Good stuff.
Jason Miller commented on On the Sacrifice of Wholeness: Healing a Woman’s Hurt: Jaime, your post had so much impact it hit me squarely in the chest. I felt pain. Here's to healing
Ariel GB Kennedy commented on The Secret I Could Never Tell: Dear Jaime, I am so proud of you going on your way towards sharing your secret with us. I admire you
Ariel GB Kennedy commented on Great Tasting Foods To Amp Energy & Productivity: Hi Jaime, You sure know how to help someone feel a whole lot better after reading your health recomm
Marj commented on The Secret I Could Never Tell: Whatever it was Jaime, it sounds like you have turned that experience into a story of grace, triumph