Faith in Action
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When you hear the word faith, what comes to mind?
For most of us, we think of it as a feeling.
A warm, comforting sense of trust that everything will work out.
A deep, unwavering certainty in ourselves, the Universe, or whatever we choose to believe in.
But what I’ve learned on my own journey—and what I’m going to be diving deep into during my upcoming workshop—is that faith isn’t really a feeling at all.
Faith is an action.
And not just an action when things are easy.
It’s the action you take when things are hard.
It’s moving forward before the evidence shows up.
It’s choosing to act on the life you desire before you have any proof it’s possible.
It’s standing in your worth even when everything around you tempts you to shrink back into doubt.
Because real faith doesn’t happen when everything is going right.
Real faith is forged in the moments where your old story starts screaming louder than ever.
It’s easy to have faith when the doors are flying open, when the opportunities are obvious, when the path is clear.
But what about when it’s not?
What about when the doors stay shut?
When no one is clapping for you yet?
When fear, doubt, and insecurity are the only voices you can hear?
That’s when faith stops being a nice idea and becomes a conscious, courageous choice.
Faith in action looks like this:
Sending the email even when you're afraid no one will respond.
Walking away from what isn’t serving you, even when nothing better has arrived yet.
Showing up for your dreams, even when it feels like no one else sees them yet.
Speaking your truth, even when your voice shakes.
Investing in yourself, even when the outcome isn’t guaranteed.
Staying in the room, even when the discomfort gets loud.
Picking yourself back up after a failure, loss, or setback.
Faith is the bridge between the life you desire and the life you’re living right now.
Because here's the truth most people miss:
You don't have to feel fully confident to act confident.
You don't have to feel completely worthy to act in alignment with your worth.
You don't have to know how it's going to happen to move like it’s already happening.
The way you shift your life is not by waiting to feel ready. It’s by deciding to show up as if you already are.
The more you act from faith, the more your life will rise to meet it.
And yes—your fear will still show up.
But fear doesn’t mean you’re doing something wrong.
Doubt doesn’t mean you’re off-track.
Uncertainty doesn’t mean you’re failing.
Those feelings simply mean you’re walking into new territory.
They’re signs that your old story is losing its grip.
Your instincts will scream at you to go back.
Your comfort zone will try to convince you it’s safer to stay small.
But in those moments, you get to choose:
Will I listen to the voice of fear?
Or will I move in the energy of faith?
You don’t have to be fearless.
You don’t have to be perfect.
You just have to keep choosing to act in alignment with the future you're creating—even when the present feels shaky.
That's where your power lives.
If this resonated with you, and you’re ready to learn how to embody the version of yourself who lives and breathes this kind of faith, even in the face of fear, doubt, and uncertainty, I’d love to invite you to my upcoming live workshop:
The Secret to Manifesting on Friday, April 25th at 6 PM CT (replay available if you can’t make it live)
This workshop is going to be a deep dive into the real, practical, and spiritual foundation of manifestation—beyond the vision boards and affirmations.
It’s about becoming the version of you who naturally creates the life you dream of, from the inside out.
Tickets are still available here: https://events.humanitix.com/the-secret-to-manifesting
Whether you can make it live or catch the replay, I promise you: this workshop is going to shift the way you approach your desires forever.
You are capable of everything you dream of.
But you have to stop waiting for permission and start moving with faith.
The life you want isn’t waiting for you to be perfect.
It’s waiting for you to believe you’re already enough—and to act like it.
You are ready.
You are worthy.
And it’s time to start living like it.
With love,
Gabrielle N.
