I’ll keep this blog post short, because we’re still in the Full Moon and post-Mercury Retrograde shadow period.
It’s been a week since I arrived to Alassio in Italy. I honestly don’t know how I will leave this place in a couple of days.
Everything feels so aligned with my personality and the people are very kind and genuine. The weather and nature are just perfect.
As I shared in the first post from Alassio, I managed to discover my favorite spots within a day or two of arriving in this beautiful coastal town. You can read that blog post here.
What’s interesting is that I found these places on my own and they weren’t really recommended to me by anyone. Except for one beach club, all of the spots that I love were places that I came across while walking around town.
Your Superpower and Core Gift
Until now, I actually hate the fact that I have to figure everything out on my own. Solo travel is something that I do because I have no other choice. In the same way that I don’t choose to lead with my masculine energy, I also don’t choose to explore a destination on my own and find out the spots that resonate with me. This is simply how my life path has always been and I doubt that it will change until I’m in a healthy and loving relationship.
This trip, I had a different perspective on this way of living and engaging with life. I realized that what I hate the most about myself (uncovering the best spots on my own) is actually one of my core gifts.
I feel like discovering the soulful places that match my personality is actually a really cool quality. It’s a superpower in many ways.
Instead of seeing it as a challenge or a dark side of my life and personality, I started to make peace with it and see it from a different lens.
Do you have a side of your personality or life situation that you don’t accept? Are you able to maybe see it in a positive light?
What you feel is the most frustrating aspect of your life, could be a great quality that you can cherish and embrace. What is your true superpower?
Let me leave you with some snapshots from the past week in Alassio. I’ll be writing a complete guide for the coastal town soon!