06/10/2026
So much of what we do happens automatically.
Just like our breath.
We breathe all day without thinking about it.
And we can move through life in much the same way.
Old patterns. Habitual responses. Ways of thinking, relating, protecting ourselves or getting our needs met that have become so familiar we don’t even realise they’re influencing what we create.
One of the foundations we work with in Breathwork Mastery is: Intention = Outcome.
We start by asking:
What is the area of life you want to make the most difference to, what would you like to create?
And then we breathe.
We meet what comes up as we move towards that intention.
The old patterns. The body memories. The ways we learnt to protect ourselves, stay safe, belong or get our needs met.
And as we move through and integrate what comes up, we can create new reference points.
Then we begin creating from somewhere different.
I’ve been seeing the ripple effect of that in so many areas of my own life.
✨ It’s looked like getting my boys into the school we wanted for them, after initially receiving an unsuccessful letter and being placed on a waitlist.
Trust and being okay in the unknown had been part of my intention long before that outcome arrived.
✨It’s looked like holding a sold-out Breathwork Mastery event, after putting out my very first breathwork offering and having nobody sign up.
✨It’s looked like creating relationships where I can take up space, be messy, be incoherent, say what I actually think and still feel completely loved, accepted and supported.
Rather than feeling like I need to show up perfectly put together to belong.
✨And it’s looked like learning to receive.
For a long time, asking for help was hard for me.
Yet I had all these intentions around receiving more.
More support. More abundance. More money. More connection.
At some point I had to recognise the contradiction in wanting to receive while a part of me was still saying:
“I’ll do it myself.”
This is why, for me, Intention = Outcome isn’t about deciding you want something and waiting for it to magically appear.
It’s consciously choosing what you would prefer to create without needing to know exactly how you’re going to get there.
We breathe.
We meet what comes up.
We integrate.
And we create new reference points for what is possible.
Because when those reference points change, what we create can change too.
Not just externally.
But in how we experience ourselves and our lives.
How we receive.
How we relate.
How we trust.
How much of ourselves we allow to be seen.
So I’ll leave you with the same question we begin with in Breathwork Mastery:
What area of life would like to make the most difference to? What would you prefer to create?
My next Breathwork Mastery is online on Sunday 11 October, 9:00am to 12:30pm AEDT.
Small group of 4, with 2 places currently remaining.
You can find all the details here:
www.sarahvoronov.com/breathwork
Sarah x