Now & everyday, what am I wanting?

My wanting creates a vortex of attractive forces that draw circumstances, people, events to provide what I am requesting

Now & everyday, what are you wanting?

Inspired by concepts about desire and clarity

This illustration represents the practice of getting clear about what you actually want—a question that's often harder to answer than it seems.

The piece was inspired by Law of Attraction frameworks, but here's what's psychologically valid: clarity about what you want can shift your attention, decisions, and actions in ways that increase the likelihood of moving toward it.

When you know what you're looking for, you notice relevant opportunities.

When you're clear about priorities, you make choices that align with them.

The question "what are you wanting?" is valuable as self-examination.

Many people spend more time reacting to what shows up than considering what they actually desire.

What do you want? Can you articulate it clearly?

What do you actually want right now — not what you think you should want, or what others expect — but what you genuinely desire?

From vague wanting to clear knowing

Use this as your prompt to get specific about what you actually want versus what you're settling for.

Clarity shapes action.

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