Feminine Flow, Masculine Focus. Learning when to shift and balance your energy.
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- Oct 29
- 4 min read
Updated: Nov 14
Hello friends, and welcome back to the blog. It's been a minute, life has changed in so many ways since my last post, and I am finally here for good with new, exciting content to share.
Today, I want to talk about something deeply personal: learning to balance my masculine and feminine energy. For most of my life, i have operated in my masculine energy driven, focused, protective, always in survival mode. I had to.
From a very young age, I learned that to stay safe and move forward, I needed to rely on structure, discipline, and control. I grew up pretty independent, finding my own way, figuring out how to make things happen. That energy helped me succeed, It built my career, shaped my confidence, and kept me strong when life got hard.
What i did not realized was that staying in that energy all the time came with a cost. I became so focus on doing, achieving, and leading that i forgot how to receive, how to rest and how to flow.
Finding harmony between both energies has been one of the most powerful lessons of my transformation.
At the begining of 2025, I made a promise to myself to cultivate my feminine energy. It sounded simple at first, but it wasn't. I had no idea where to begin because for so long, my strength came from structure, discipline and control.
On the surface, I've always been a feminine woman - I love expressing myself through style, grace, and presence, however what i truly needed wasn't another outfit or new lipstick; it was an internal shift. I wanted to feel safe in softness, to trust rather than chase, to receive without guilt, and to let things unfold without force.
In order to embody that version of myself, I had to work on my magnetism, the quiet confidence that comes from being align, grounded, and open.
5 things i learned:
Surrender control and trust that whats meant for me will find me.
I've always been the woman who gets things done, from managing over 100 people to organizing every detail of my life. Learning to surrender didn't mean losing that strength; it meant releasing the need to control every outcome.
Soften my heart without losing my boundaries.
I've always had a big heart, but for years that came with walls built from self protection. When i started opening up emotionally again, journaling, meditating, and letting myself feel instead of numbing i began practicing softness, but now is a sofness with standards, i lead with empathy while honoring my boundaries in friendships, dating and leadership.
Heal the parts of me that believed love or success had to be earned through effort.
I grew up providing myself, working hard, showing strength, earning everything with effort, but thet belief started to shift when i realized i am worthy even in stillness. During my transformation, i learned to celebrate myself not for my productivity but for my presence through my morning rituals and my healing process. I stoped seeing rest as laziness and started seeing it as receiving.
Embrace stillness, instead of always needing to be in motion.
I practice stillness on my slow mornings, sipping coffee in silence, writing my thoughts or watching the sunrise after 5 am workouts. I learned that peace isn't boring; it's the foundation of clarity.
Let my feminine energy lead, even in a world that rewards hustle more than harmony.
I am a leader, managing teams, running marathons, handling challenges with precision, but i've discovered a new kind of power in leading with intuition instead of intensity. I stopped forcing timelines and started flowing allowing alignment, not urgency to guide my steps.
It's been a journey of unlearning, of allowing life to meet me halfway instead of carrying it all on my shoulders.
I wont pretend I've mastered the balance between my masculine and feminine energy, I'm still learning. Some days I flow with ease, trusting and receiving. Other days, I catch myself back in control mode, leading, fixing, and pushing through, however maybe that;s what this journey really is, not perfection, but awarness.
I am learning that embodying my feminine energy isn't about abandoning my strengh, but about softening into it. Its about letting my intuition lead the way while my discipline supports it. It's the dance between allowing and achieving, between flow and focus.
Every day, I practice pausing before reacting, resting without guilt, speaking with intention, and trusting that i dont need to force whats meant for me. Im not there yet, but i can feel the shift.
This isn't a destination. it's a lifelong relationship with myself, one where both energies get to exist, evolve, and learn to hold each other.
I hope this post resonated with you. If you can relate, I'd love to hear your thoughts, leave a comment below or connect with me on Instagram, so we can keep the conversation going. Thank you for reading and for being here.






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