Shawn Pigg

What It Means to Clean Your Energy By Shawn Pigg In today’s fast-moving world, we often focus on cleaning our homes, cars, and bodies. But how often do we think about cleaning something even more important — our energy? Just like dust builds up on furniture, negative energy can build up in our minds, hearts, and spirits. Cleaning your energy means removing that negativity so you can feel lighter, clearer, and more in control of your life. What Is Your Energy? Your energy is your inner power. It’s the invisible force that shapes how you feel, think, and act. When your energy is positive and clean, you feel motivated, peaceful, and strong. But when your energy is heavy or dirty, you may feel tired, angry, sad, or stuck. This energy comes not only from within, but also from the people, places, and situations around you. That’s why cleaning it is so important — because life constantly exposes us to stress, fear, and conflict. Signs Your Energy Needs Cleaning Here are a few signs...

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Handling Emotional Challenges in Relationships | Kevin Boulton's Wisdom (Pt. 2) In part two of Kevin Boulton’s powerful relationship series, we dive deeper into one of the most difficult aspects of love and partnership: handling emotional challenges . Whether it's miscommunication, trust issues, emotional triggers, or healing from past wounds, relationships are a mirror—reflecting not only the joy we seek but also the pain we carry. Understanding Emotional Conflict Kevin Boulton reminds us that most emotional challenges stem from one key issue: unmet emotional needs . When our inner world feels neglected or misunderstood, tension rises. It's not always about what’s said—but what’s felt , and how we respond to those feelings. “You’re not fighting each other,” Kevin says. “You’re fighting to be heard, seen, and validated.” This insight shifts the focus from blame to understanding. Instead of asking, “Why are they acting this way?” Kevin encourages us to ask, “What pain...