If you take new and different action consistently, your life WILL change. Often in really big, unexpected, and wondrous ways!
The payoff for this kind of growth is huge, and the process is just that: a process.
It can be helpful to know what to expect ahead of time. This way, you can mentally and emotionally prepare for the in-between stage that occurs right before arrival of what you want.
As I share more of my work (and myself) online, my fear of not being liked is something I have to continually keep in check.
Today’s post is all about how to get over the awkwardness and discomfort of not being liked, so that you, too, can keep doing your thing and showing up as the most authentic version of yourself.
For years I was an overachiever, and I still have a tendency to want to go above and beyond. Most of us have a few key patterns that we tend to fall back into when we’re not mindful. For me, and many of the clients I work with, overcommitting and over-scheduling ourselves is something we have to look out for and continually keep in check.
Today, I’m sharing the process that’s helped me the most when I fall into this old pattern of taking on too much at a time.
In this post, I share our experience of dreaming up our future home, finding it quickly, and witnessing a number of moving pieces fall into place more beautifully than I ever expected.
It’s a real-world example of how releasing our doubts, leaning into our desires, clarifying how we want to feel, and letting life surprise us opens up to miracles unfolding right before our very eyes!
How do you take guilt-free time off of work when there's no one telling you how to structure your time or outlining your paid time off for you?
In this post I’m sharing the 10 steps that help me the most in doing just that!
Keep reading to get my top recommendations for taking time off of work (especially when you're your own boss)!
