Christine Donaldson is a bright light.
She’s full of passion, craves adventure and goes for the things that light up her soul. She’s a singer-songwriter, a big mountain skier and has heart-filled advice on making your dreams not only a possibility, but a reality.
Meet Christine Donaldson…
Are you giving yourself permission to show up for yourself? To show up for your dreams and passions, knowing that you have your own back? Permission is one of the main things that we need in order to feel comfortable going for what we want. Whether it’s permission to go for something, or let go of something, we feel instant relief when we feel like we are allowed to.
We’re powerful creators when we’re passionate about what we want, but a big part of creating what you want is allowing yourself to accept it when it actually comes in.
Believe that what you are working towards will actually happen.
Often we put in the work, gather up the good energy and when it happens we’re in shock. It’s as if we didn’t believe the power within ourselves and so we can’t believe that this power created something that we would love to have in our lives. Putting in the work isn’t actually the hard part, it’s believing that it will happen, especially if it’s something that you’ve never had or done before.
Anna is adventurous, humble and full of light. She’s the girl you call who would drop all plans for a road trip up the coast, any time of the year. She’s a go-getter, surfer and nature-lover.
She paired her eco-surf lifestyle with her creative passions into an entirely eco-friendly brand, Sagebrush Board Bags. The bags are made of half coffee bean sack, half thick fabric and all of the fabrics are upcycled or vintage.
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You can still believe that what’s meant to be will be, while being a mover and shaker. You can still allow what’s aligned for you to happen, while being the one to show up and see if it is. I made peace with the fact that having something that I love to do is in alignment enough; It’s enough to go out and not make it happen, but show up so that it can happen. I like to kick the door open.
