Author: Sorina Phoenix

Sometimes, you won’t see the tiniest change in your life, no matter how much inner work you’re doing.

Which is exactly when most people give up, thinking this “energy work” isn’t working.

But when that happens, two things are required:

1. Keep holding the high vision.
   
   
2. Keep looking for the tiniest signs.
   
   

Yesterday, as I was admiring the crystals I bought in Barcelona, explaining each one to my boyfriend-the phone rang.

A lady was calling to book a table for the night.

Her name?

Gema. 😂

💎  Crystals… Gema…

You just can’t make this stuff up.

I was like: Of course that’s her name.
My boyfriend and I couldn’t stop laughing.

The universe will call your name when you’re truly listening. Yesterday, it whispered through hers.

Every time the universe replies like that, I stop in awe.

I think about my life.
About how far I’ve come.
About how there was a time I felt so broken, I didn’t think I’d ever reintegrate.

So here’s what I want you to take away from this email:

When nothing happens, that’s usually when something big is about to.

The universe leaves what I like to call strategic breadcrumbs.

And when you spot them? Give yourself some grace.

Where were you one year ago… and where are you now?

How much has your life shifted for good?

And most importantly: 

What are you grateful for today?

Remember, you’re the gem.

Sorina Phoenix

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A veces, no vas a ver ni el más mínimo cambio en tu vida, por más trabajo interior que estés haciendo.
 

Y justo ahí es cuando la mayoría se rinde, pensando que “esto de la energía” no está funcionando.

Pero cuando eso pasa, se requieren dos cosas:

Sostener tu visión elevada.
Seguir buscando las señales más pequeñas.

Ayer, mientras admiraba los cristales que compré en Barcelona—explicándole uno por uno a mi novio—sonó el teléfono.

Una señora llama para reservar mesa esa noche.
Su nombre?
Gema. 😂
💎  Cristales… Gema…
Esto no se puede inventar.

Y yo pensando: Por supuesto que se llama así.
Mi novio y yo no podíamos parar de reír.

El universo te llama por tu nombre cuando de verdad estás escuchando.
Ayer, lo hizo a través del de ella.

Cada vez que el universo responde así, me quedo en pausa.
Pienso en mi vida.
En todo lo que he recorrido.
En cómo hubo un tiempo en que me sentía tan rota, que ni siquiera creía poder recomponerme.

Así que esto es lo que quiero que te lleves de este email:
Cuando parece que no pasa nada… es porque algo grande está por pasar.

El universo deja lo que yo llamo migass estratégicas.
Y cuando las veas, date un poco de gracia.

Dónde estabas hace un año… y dónde estás hoy?
Cuánto ha cambiado tu vida para bien?
Y lo más importante: 

Qué agradeces hoy?

Recuérdalo: la gema eres tú.
Sorina Phoenix

What’s the main thing that stops us from believing in ourselves?

The fear of rejection.

Rejection hurts like hell.

Because it tricks us into believing that the absence of a yes somehow cancels us out as human beings.

Years ago, when I started my first full-time job as a restaurant PR, my manager gave me a pep talk.

He said that in that job, I had to be ready to experience way more rejection than approval.

So he gave me this little formula to follow as my North Star:

“Working on the street means getting 1,000 no’s and 100 yes’s.”

If you understand that, your job gets easier.

What that meant in real life was:

9.09% of people saying yes and becoming clients
90.91% of people saying no, or at least ‘not today’

And while it might seem hard to believe that I talked to 1,000 people during an 8-hour shift… when I did the math, and considering I was crossing the street like a madwoman to catch people on the other side, it made total sense. 👣

🤯 Pretty wild, right? I was in full hustle mode.

🇲🇽 Fast forward to last year-when we opened the Mexican restaurant-I went back to talking to people.

I didn’t have to. But I couldn’t stand watching people walk by and not come in.

I knew very well: sometimes, people are just one nudge away.

I even took my stepson outside with me because I wanted him to know a few truths:

• Money lives in conversations

• You have to become comfortable with rejection

• Rejection is never personal

• You have to believe in your business more than you believe in the Bible…and yes, you have to convert people to it
  

My stepson brought in a bunch of people, and clients were so impressed with his determination that he made more tips than the actual waiters. (he was only 11, by the way.)

Why am I telling you this?

Because rejection shows up everywhere:

– In people’s disapproving looks
– In rude customer service
– In people not believing in you or your work
– In people not even caring

I know the fear of rejection is the first big wall people hit when they try to bring a dream to life.

When they venture into the unknown.
When they dare to change something in their lives.

Rejection is a two-sided coin.
It can sink you… or help you rise.
And every time you rise, you come back a little stronger.

Even now, I still freeze a bit when speaking in front of people. 👀

But then I remember: they’re all thinking the same thing.
Everyone wants to be liked. No one wants to be rejected.
🐟 We’re all just fish in the same sea.

Of those 1,000 no’s you get, the 100 yes’s are the only ones that truly matter.

To not seeing rejection as a monster,
Sorina Phoenix

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Cuál es la principal razón por la que dejamos de creer en nosotros mismos?
El miedo al rechazo.

El rechazo duele como el infierno.
Porque nos hace creer que la ausencia de un “sí” nos anula como seres humanos.

Hace años, cuando empecé mi primer trabajo a tiempo completo como relaciones públicas de restaurante, mi jefe me dio una charla motivacional.
Me dijo que en ese trabajo tenía que estar lista para recibir muchos más rechazos que aprobaciones.
Y me dio una fórmula para seguir como mi estrella del norte:

“Trabajar en la calle significa recibir 1.000 no y 100 sí.”

Si entiendes eso, el trabajo se vuelve mucho más fácil.

Y qué significaba eso en la vida real?

9,09 % de personas diciendo que sí y convirtiéndose en clientes
90,91 % de personas diciendo que no, o al menos “hoy no”

Y aunque cueste creer que hablé con 1.000 personas durante un turno de 8 horas… cuando hice las cuentas -y considerando que cruzaba la calle como una loca para interceptar gente del otro lado -tenía todo el sentido del mundo. 👣

🤯 Bastante salvaje, no? Estaba en modo hustler total.

🇲🇽 Avancemos al año pasado, cuando abrimos el restaurante mexicano, volví a salir a hablar con la gente.

No tenía porqué hacerlo. Pero no podía quedarme mirando cómo la gente pasaba de largo sin entrar.

Sabía muy bien que, a veces, las personas solo necesitan un pequeño empujón.

Incluso llevé a mi hijastro afuera conmigo porque quería que aprendiera unas cuantas verdades:

• El dinero vive en las conversaciones

• Hay que volverse cómodo con el rechazo

• El rechazo nunca es personal

• Tienes que creer en tu negocio más que en la Biblia…y sí, tienes que convertir gente a él
  

Mi hijastro trajo un montón de gente, y los clientes quedaron tan impresionados con su determinación que ganó más propinas que los camareros de verdad. (tenía solo 11 años, por cierto).

Por qué te cuento todo esto?

Porque el rechazo aparece en todas partes:

– En las miradas desaprobatorias de la gente
– En la mala atención al cliente
– En personas que no creen en ti ni en tu trabajo

– En personas que ni siquiera les importa

Sé que el miedo al rechazo es el primer gran muro con el que muchos chocan cuando intentan dar vida a un sueño.
Cuando se lanzan a lo desconocido.
Cuando se atreven a cambiar algo en sus vidas.

El rechazo es una moneda de dos caras.
Puede hundirte… o ayudarte a levantarte.
Y cada vez que te levantas, vuelves un poco más fuerte.

Incluso hoy, todavía me congelo un poco al hablar en público. 👀
Pero luego me acuerdo: todos están pensando lo mismo.
Todos quieren agradar. Nadie quiere ser rechazado.
🐟 Todos somos peces del mismo mar.

De esos 1.000 no que recibes, los 100 sí son los únicos que realmente importan.

Para dejar de ver el rechazo como un monstruo,
Sorina Phoenix

How do you filter intuition?

How do you know when something is wrong, especially when respectable figures, full of authority, decide the wrong is right?

When I was about 12, during biology class, we were forced to watch a real-life euthanasia performed by our teacher on a rabbit.

My best friend’s grandfather was a bunny breeder, and he had offered one for the class experiment.

But when the actual procedure began, my best friend Catrinel and I knew we couldn’t let it happen.

🌪️ Something bigger than us took over, and without thinking twice, we created chaos, stole the rabbit, and ran, taking it back to my friend’s grandfather.

We didn’t care what the teacher or our classmates thought.

We didn’t care about repercussions.

We just knew.

Our intuition was screaming inside both of us. There was no second-guessing.

That moment never left me.

Because intuition doesn’t always speak in whispers. Sometimes, it roars.

Sometimes, it asks you to be inconvenient. Loud. Unruly.

But how do you feel afterward?

Relieved, even if it means shaking things up. Even if it means running with a rabbit under your arm.

🐇 So free the bunny.

Start a revolution.

The world needs your authenticity.

To becoming your own hero,

Sorina Phoenix

P.S. Loved this story? There’s more. Check out my interview for Authority Magazine on vulnerability and authenticity.

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Cómo filtras la intuición?
Cómo sabes cuándo algo está mal, especialmente cuando figuras respetables, llenas de autoridad, deciden que lo malo está bien?

Cuando tenía unos 12 años, durante la clase de biología, nos obligaron a ver una eutanasia real, realizada por nuestra profesora, a un conejo.

El abuelo de mi mejor amiga era criador de conejos y había ofrecido uno para el experimento de la clase.

Pero cuando empezó el procedimiento, mi mejor amiga Catrinel y yo supimos que no podíamos permitir que sucediera.

🌪️ Algo más grande que nosotras se apoderó del momento, y sin pensarlo dos veces, creamos caos, robamos al conejo y salimos corriendo con él, llevándolo de vuelta con su abuelo.

No nos importó lo que pensara la profesora ni nuestros compañeros.

No nos importaron las consecuencias.

Solo lo sabíamos.

Nuestra intuición nos gritaba por dentro. No hubo duda alguna.

Ese momento nunca me abandonó.

Porque la intuición no siempre habla en susurros. A veces, ruge.

A veces, te pide que seas incómoda. Ruidosa. Rebelde.

Y cómo te sientes después?

Aliviada, incluso si eso significa sacudirlo todo. Incluso si eso significa salir corriendo con un conejo en brazos.

🐇 Así que libera al conejo.

Inicia una revolución.

El mundo necesita tu autenticidad.

Para convertirte en tu propia heroína,
Sorina Phoenix

What’s your financial dream?

Mine was to make €3,000 per month.

From the moment I wrote down that intention, it took me ten 😳 years to get there.

When I first set that goal, I had been living in Tenerife for two years.

🌴 Tenerife was a financial paradise at the time.

Besides the fact that everything was ridiculously cheap, barely anyone could even find it on the map.

It was a hidden 💎.

If anything, locals were praying for more tourists (myself included).

So, making €1,000 a month was already above average.

€3,000? That was luxe.

But no matter how much I tried to increase my income, €3,000 felt impossible.

I got to a point where I had two jobs and zero days off, and I bet you can guess what happened next…

Because most likely, you’ve experienced it too:

Your expenses grow as fast as your income.

I had an evil relationship with money.

The more I made, the more I spent.

Long story short?

It took me a decade to reach my financial goal.

Why?

Because deep down, I didn’t feel worthy of making that kind of money.

I didn’t feel “special.” I didn’t feel “lucky.”

I just didn’t feel like someone who makes €3,000 a month.

Then I heard a phrase that hit me like a brick:

❓ “If money were no issue, what would you do in life?” ❓

That question changed everything.

I started from scratch… and became a writer.

And once I actually started to believe in myself as a writer?

I didn’t make €3,000.

From my very first real writing project, I made €6,000.

After that, the flow didn’t stop.

Opportunities. Clients. Blessings.

But most importantly, ideas that generated loads of money.

What I’m trying to say is:

No matter where you are today, no matter how “set in stone” your financial path looks…

You can still make more money.

There’s a little spark inside you.
It’s urging you to follow something that feels… offbeat. Creative. Weirdly exciting.

Maybe it’s a “hobby” you keep pretending is a waste of time.

Maybe it’s a new career path that scares the hell out of you.

Maybe it’s a random idea that circles you like Saturn’s rings.

Maybe it’s an unconventional way of showing up that makes you ask:
“Am I really capable of this?”

It may sound like sugar-coated BS, I know. But still…

If money were no issue, what would you do?

Put pen to paper.

Write down your dream’s worst-case and best-case scenarios.

Then place it on your mental shelf.

Let it rest. Forget about it.

Soon, it’ll start to breathe. It will start to have a pulse, and a 🫀 of its own.

And when it does? You’ll know it’s time.

Good luck.

To trusting your creative glimpses,

My mom had a theory:

People are kinder in Tenerife than in Romania.

I knew it was a trap. I’d fallen for it many times myself.

You probably know it too: the grass is always greener on the other side.

But since we’re both in Romania right now, I told her we should test it.

So I dared her to start counting random acts of kindness over the next few days.

She said yes.

Kindness started showing up in our lives in micro doses:

– Drivers letting us cross the street, even without a zebra crossing
– Smiling waiters
– People on the tram offering us their seats
– Different Uber drivers being so kind and funny, we couldn’t help but compliment their spotless cars and good vibes
– Strangers holding the door for us at shops

↔️ It was a two-way street.

The more we received kindness, the more we gave it. And the more we gave, the more it came back around.

🌴 Yes, it’s true: in Tenerife, you’re always greeted with a smile, and people call you mi amor, whether they’re serving your coffee or scanning your shampoo at Mercadona.

But not everyone is like that…at least not right away.

One day, when I was doing street P.R. work, a Scandinavian man looking at the menu was super rude to me.

I barely said a word and he just turned his back and walked away.

Twenty minutes later, he came back.

Embarrassed. 😳

“I’m sorry, I’m having a bad day. Can you please book a table for my family and me at 20:00?”

Sometimes, the people who seem the coldest just need a little warmth to open up.

And how do you get there?

You disarm them with your kindness.

They’ll be speechless.

They might even need a moment to process it.

But sooner or later… they’ll give it back.

And when they do, you’ll feel like a million dollars.

To restoring your faith in humanity,

You’ve probably seen 11:11 hundreds of times by now…

But have you ever stopped to ask yourself—now what?

Years ago, when I finally found the courage to leave an abusive relationship and start over, I rented an apartment.

Street number 33, floor 3, apartment 33.

I was literally living in a vortex of 33 ➡ ️ the number of higher consciousness, creativity, and transformation.

No wonder that’s the place where I started trusting myself again.

It’s also where I became a writer.

Then, things got even spicier.

I moved to my current home.

Street number 22, apartment 22.

➡ Which means mastery. Business. Long-term success.

It was like the universe was saying:

“First, awaken your creativity & purpose (33). Now, build something lasting with it (22).”

And damn, I did.

And now, in one month, I’m finally opening my dream burger joint.

Guess what number is tied to the actual location?

99.

The number of completion, universal service, and global consciousness.

And that’s exactly how it feels, like the closing of one chapter and the start of something bigger.

Numbers. Follow. Us. For. A. Reason.

Now, here’s the funny part.

A few years ago, I scored a job as a writer for the biggest numerology company in the world.

Guess what happened?

I never got to work for them…because, paradoxically, we couldn’t agree on numbers (💸).

You can’t make this stuff up. 😂

One of my best friends, Catrinel, kept seeing 10:08 every time she checked the time while pregnant.

What day was her son born?

🤍 August 28. (2+8 = 10, 08 = August ➡ 10:08.)

You have your own numbers.

The ones that keep following you, whispering something only you can decode.

Maybe it’s a birth date. A street number. A time on the clock that shows up way too often to be random.

So here’s what I want you to do:

1️⃣ Pay attention. What numbers have been repeating in your life?
2️⃣ Reflect. What themes or patterns might they be connected to?
3️⃣ Feel into it. What is your intuition telling you?

Numbers are a language of energy.

And when you start listening, you start understanding the signs life is sending you.

Now, tell me, what’s your number? Hit reply, I’d love to hear what’s been showing up for you.

To numbers guiding your way,

Today, we’re getting a little scientific—but trust me, this is about YOU. Stick with me till the end.

Back in the early 1800s, scientist Thomas Young wanted to figure out whether 💡 behaves like tiny particles (as Newton believed) or 🌊.

So, he set up a simple experiment:
🔹 He shined light through a barrier with two small slits.
🔹 Behind it, a screen captured where the light landed.

What should’ve happened? Two bright lines—if light was made of tiny particles.
But that’s NOT what happened.

What happened was that💡 was behaving like a 🌊.

Then, scientists tried this with electrons—tiny particles that make up everything around us.

🔹 When no one was watching, electrons acted like waves.
🔹 When observed, they behaved like ⚫ solid particles.

👀 Just watching them changed their behavior.

And that, dear Cosmopolitan Mystic, is the Observer Effect.

Why does this matter?

Because if reality shifts when it’s being observed… What does that say about YOUR focus?

Most of us move through life reacting, not realizing we shape what we see.

So, ask yourself:

🔹 What am I observing in my life?
🔹 Where is my focus?
🔹 What reality am I creating?

Because in the end, reality isn’t something you experience—it’s something you create through your perception.

Now, drumroll, please… 🥁

What will you do with this information?

Give yourself the answer right now.

To the only truth that matters,
Sorina Phoenix

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Hoy nos pondremos un poco científicos, pero créeme, esto trata sobre TI. Quédate hasta el final.

A principios de 1800, el científico Thomas Young quería descubrir si la luz se comportaba como diminutas partículas (como creía Newton) o como ondas.

Así que hizo un experimento simple:
🔹 Proyectó luz a través de una barrera con dos pequeñas ranuras.
🔹 Detrás, colocó una pantalla para capturar dónde aterrizaba la luz.

¿Qué debería haber pasado?

Si la luz estuviera hecha de partículas, se habrían formado dos líneas brillantes en la pantalla.

Pero eso NO fue lo que pasó.
Lo que paso fue que la 💡 se estaba comportando como una 🌊.

Luego, los científicos repitieron el experimento con electrones—las diminutas partículas que componen todo lo que nos rodea.

🔹 Cuando nadie los observaba, los electrones actuaban como 🌊 ondas.
🔹 Cuando eran observados, se comportaban como ⚫ partículas sólidas.

👀 Solo el hecho de observarlos cambió su comportamiento.

Y eso, querida Cosmopolitan Mystic, es el Efecto Observador.

Por qué importa esto?

Si la realidad cambia cuando es observada… qué dice eso sobre TU enfoque?

La mayoría de las personas viven reaccionando sin darse cuenta de que moldean lo que ven.

Así que pregúntate:

🔹 Qué estoy observando en mi vida?
🔹 Dónde está mi enfoque?
🔹 Qué realidad estoy creando?

Porque al final, la realidad no es algo que experimentas—es algo que creas a través de tu percepción.

Ahora, redoble de tambores, por favor… 🥁

Qué harás con esta información?

Date la respuesta ahora mismo.

P.D. Lo sigo diciendo: la energía es lo único que nunca se nos acaba.

A la única verdad que importa,
Sorina Phoenix

I hate politics.

And what I hate even more is thinking about politics.

But these last two days, life taught me a lesson.

We all contribute to peace.

Peace is watching Zelensky’s interview with Trump at the White House and, instead of saying yes to fear, choosing to create peace.

Peace is thinking about Putin and seeing him as a helpless baby, crying 👼🏻. And sending him love and compassion, too.

Peace is sending love to both Palestine and Israel.

I once heard something that shook me to the core:

“The toughest job in the world is being Judas, because he knows he’s a necessary evil…and yet he must live with it and fulfill his mission until the end.”

There are always cycles of death and rebirth, this is how the world works.

But it’s important to understand that there’s a Judas in each of us.

We’ve all betrayed someone. Or worse: betrayed ourselves.

We can’t change the world.

But we can change our world.

By not choosing fear, but choosing peace instead.
By not feeling powerless, but powerful.

We’ll never run out of E N E R G Y—this is our greatest gift.

And we can direct that energy toward something higher.

So next time you’re watching the news, instead of freaking out, alchemize that energy into peace and send it to those who need it most.

Energy work is powerful because it never goes to waste. It keeps building, layering, and amplifying with every practice.

To making the most of your energy,

Sorina Phoenix

P.S. I wanted to share one of my favorite Tarot cards—Death & Rebirth. To me, it’s the most accurate definition of human nature. We always rise from the ashes ∞

*Encuentra la versión en 🇪🇸 abajo*

Purpose is a strange word.

It’s both enlightening and frustrating.

How do I know that? Because purpose is what I craved most in life.

Let me explain.

I spent seven (!!!) years working on the street.

And I felt like s*it because of it.

While almost everyone I knew seemed to have figured out their professional paths…

I was the only person I knew who had a university degree, spoke multiple languages, and still wasn’t making progress.

Seven years promoting restaurants on the street. Nothing to be proud of.

I secretly resented myself for it.

Now, the businesses I worked for? I elevated each and every one of them.

But I never gave myself credit for it.

Because, to me, it was a fluke. Just luck.

Working on the street wasn’t easy or fun.

I was humiliated, laughed at, insulted, and rejected. Daily.

Little did I know, those years weren’t wasted—they were essential.

Later, I realized they had taught me everything I needed to know.

• Working for people who had no clue about business? I learned exactly what NOT to do.

• The frustration of feeling stuck? It built resilience and strength.

• The endless rejections? They gave me a rock-solid tolerance for failure.

• And those empty minutes when no one was passing on the street? They made me dream bigger than ever: One day, I will do things differently.

Those seven years on the street were equal to a business degree.

And today, looking back, I thank life for not taking the conventional path.

We can’t change the past.

But we can look for the hidden benefits in what we’ve done—or what we were forced to do.

In fact, our superpower often comes from the things we think we hate.

The things we do because we have to.
The things we secretly master without even trying.

Think about something you did for a long time—something you disliked, but did effortlessly.

That’s where your superpower is.

How does that connect to your purpose?

Look closer. That superpower is pointing at something. A new path you haven’t considered.

I don’t know what it is for you. But you do.

Maybe you don’t fully see it right now.

Let your mind process it. Let it reveal itself at the right moment.

You’ll be in awe when you connect the dots.

To the superpower that leads to your purpose,
Sorina Phoenix

P.S. I once promised myself that one day, I’d have an advertising poster for my business right in the center of Las Américas—where literally everyone passes by.

Well, it’s finally happening. (My mom is even laughing at me, saying I’ve been talking about this for a long time—but that is precisely how we manifest, people!)

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El propósito es una palabra extraña.

Es a la vez iluminadora y frustrante.

¿Cómo lo sé? Porque el propósito fue lo que más anhelé en la vida.

Déjame explicarte.

Pasé siete (!!!) años trabajando en la calle.

Y me sentía como una m*erda por ello.

Mientras casi todos a mi alrededor parecían haber encontrado su camino profesional…

Yo era la única persona que conocía con un título universitario, que hablaba varios idiomas, y que aún así no avanzaba.

Siete años promocionando restaurantes en la calle. Nada de lo que sentirse orgullosa.

En secreto, guardaba resentimiento hacia mí misma por ello.

Ahora, los negocios para los que trabajé… los elevé, cada uno de ellos.

Pero nunca me di crédito por eso.

Porque para mí, fue una casualidad. Solo suerte.

Trabajar en la calle no fue fácil ni divertido.

Me humillaron, se rieron de mí, me insultaron y me rechazaron. A diario.

Lo que no sabía en ese momento es que esos años no fueron un desperdicio—fueron esenciales.

Más tarde, me di cuenta de que me habían enseñado todo lo que necesitaba saber.

• Trabajar para gente que no tenía ni idea de negocios me enseñó exactamente qué NO hacer.

• La frustración de sentirme estancada me dio resiliencia y fuerza.

• Los rechazos constantes me dieron una tolerancia irrompible al fracaso.

• Y esos minutos vacíos, cuando no pasaba nadie por la calle, me hicieron soñar en grande como nunca antes: Un día, haré las cosas de otra manera.

Esos siete años en la calle equivalen a un máster en negocios.

Y hoy, al mirar atrás, agradezco no haber tomado el camino convencional.

No podemos cambiar el pasado.

Pero sí podemos buscar el beneficio oculto en lo que hemos hecho—o en lo que nos vimos obligados a hacer.

De hecho, nuestro superpoder suele venir de aquello que creemos odiar.

De lo que hacemos porque tenemos que hacerlo.
De lo que dominamos en secreto, sin siquiera intentarlo.

Piensa en algo que hiciste durante mucho tiempo—algo que no te gustaba, pero que hacías con facilidad.

Ahí está tu superpoder.

¿Cómo se conecta eso con tu propósito?

Mira más de cerca. Ese superpoder está señalando algo. Un camino nuevo que aún no habías considerado.

No sé qué es para ti. Pero tú sí lo sabes.

Tal vez ahora no lo veas con claridad.

Deja que tu mente lo procese. Deja que se revele en el momento adecuado.

Cuando conectes los puntos, te vas a sorprender.

Al superpoder que te guía hacia tu propósito,

Sorina Phoenix

P.D. Me prometí que un día tendría un cartel publicitario de mi negocio justo en el centro de Las Américas, donde literalmente todo el mundo pasa.

Bueno… ese día llego. (Mi mamá se está riendo de mí, dice que llevo mucho tiempo hablando de esto—pero así es como se manifiesta, gente!)

*Encuentra la versión en 🇪🇸 abajo*

Cheesy quotes online tell us we already have everything we need inside.

But if that were true… wouldn’t we all be living our best lives?

Instead, most of us hover around our dreams like a plane that just can’t seem to land.

We want clarity, alignment, a sense of knowing—but life often feels like a series of mixed signals, missed chances, and moments that don’t quite click.

And yet… every now and then, something does click.

We get a gut feeling that turns out to be right.
We enter a flow state where everything just works.
We say yes to something at the perfect moment, and it changes everything.

That’s not just luck.

That’s mysticism.

It’s creativity. It’s flow. It’s being in the zone. It’s trusting your gut and getting it right. It’s the freedom to think, feel, and create without limits.

My theory? We’re all mystics.

Think about it—how many times have you had a passing thought, a quiet wish… and then it happened?

You think of someone, and minutes later, they call.
You’re on the verge of being broke, and somehow, money appears.
You’re craving a change, and suddenly, an opportunity lands in your lap.

Boom. Reality shifts. And guess what? That was you. No one else but you.

And I don’t care if you’re a doctor, a housewife, or in between jobs, still figuring things out.

We’re all part of this magical adventure called Life. And just by existing, we have the right to explore—and enjoy—our mystical dimension.

And what a dimension that is.

Being a mystic is a true homecoming.

And I’m here to bring you home—to your heart.

To the mystic in you,

Sorina Phoenix

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Las frases motivacionales en internet dicen que ya tenemos todo lo que necesitamos dentro.

Pero si eso fuera cierto… no estaríamos todos viviendo nuestra mejor vida?

En cambio, la mayoría de nosotros flotamos alrededor de nuestros sueños como un avión que no logra aterrizar.

Buscamos claridad, alineación, esa sensación de saber—pero la vida a menudo se siente como una serie de señales confusas, oportunidades perdidas y momentos que no terminan de encajar.

Y sin embargo… de vez en cuando, algo sí encaja.

Tenemos un presentimiento que resulta ser correcto.
Entramos en un estado de flujo donde todo simplemente funciona.
Decimos sí a algo en el momento perfecto, y eso lo cambia todo.

Eso no es suerte.

Eso es misticismo.

Es creatividad. Es fluir. Es estar en la zona. Es confiar en tu intuición y acertar. Es la libertad de pensar, sentir y crear sin límites.

Mi teoría? Todos somos místicos.

Piensa en esto—cuántas veces has tenido un pensamiento fugaz, un deseo silencioso… y luego, simplemente, sucedió?

Piensas en alguien, y minutos después, te llama.
Estás a punto de quedarte sin dinero, y de repente, aparece de la nada.
Sientes que necesitas un cambio, y de pronto, una oportunidad cae en tu regazo.

Boom. La realidad cambia. Y sabes qué? Eso fuiste tú. Nadie más que tú.

Y me da igual si eres doctor, ama de casa o si estás pasando por un periodo de transición, tratando de descubrir qué sigue.

Todos formamos parte de esta aventura mágica llamada Vida. Y solo por existir, tenemos el derecho de explorar—y disfrutar—nuestra dimensión mística.

Y vaya dimensión.

Ser un místico es un verdadero regreso a casa.

Y yo estoy aquí para traerte de vuelta—a tu corazón.

Al místico en ti,
Sorina Phoenix