Okay, so I kept seeing the number 3030 everywhere. On clocks, receipts, license plates – you name it. It was starting to freak me out a little, like the universe was trying to tell me something. So, I finally decided to look it up. I typed “3030 angel number” into Google, and that’s where Joanne’s blog, “Sacred Scribes,” popped up. It seemed like a good place to start.
Diving into Joanne’s Explanation
I scrolled through Joanne’s post, and it was pretty dense. Lots of talk about “divine guidance” and “manifesting your desires.” Honestly, I’m not always into that kind of stuff, but I was curious enough to keep reading.
Joanne’s take on 3030 was all about staying positive and trusting the process. She emphasized that the Ascended Masters (whoever they are) are around, supporting you. I guess the idea is that you’re on the right path, even if it doesn’t always feel like it.
My Little Experiment
I’m a practical person, so I decided to put this to the test. I picked one area of my life that felt a bit stuck – my creative projects. I’ve got a bunch of unfinished ideas, and I’ve been feeling pretty uninspired.
- First, I made a list of all my unfinished projects. Just seeing them all written out was kind of overwhelming!
- Then, I chose one project that seemed the least daunting. It was a small watercolor painting I’d started months ago.
- I got my watercolor and paper. And set a timer for 30 minutes.
- I committed to working on it for just 30 minutes a day, no matter what.
The Results (So Far)
It’s been about a week now, and I’m actually surprised. I’ve managed to stick to my 30-minute rule every day. And even though it’s a small amount of time, I’ve made real progress on the painting. It’s actually starting to look like something!
More importantly, I feel a little spark of that creative energy returning. I’m even starting to think about my other projects again. I don’t know if it’s the “angel number” magic or just the power of consistent action, but something is definitely shifting.
I’m not totally sold on all the spiritual stuff, but I can’t deny that focusing on positivity and taking small, consistent steps has made a difference. Maybe Joanne was onto something after all. I’ll keep going with my little experiment and see where it leads. Who knows, maybe I’ll even finish that painting!
