How open are you to receive? (I mean like -- really fucking receive.)
At what point do you become uncomfortable with the goodness in your life?
At what point do you say -- "Oh, no, that's ok, I'm good -- I have enough."
Just like money, we all have a "Love Thermostat" ....
How hard are you making your business?
Do you feel like you’re working 24/7 and never get a break?
There’s a really common LB (Limiting Belief) that pops up for my clients (and myself, let’s be real.) that says, “Life is hard.”
If you are running around in your life and biz with this belief that “Life is hard,” then guess what? Things are gonna be h.a.r.d....
I've been riffing with my peeps about good and bad quality questions this week. (Did you know there was such a thing?)
Poor quality questions keep you stuck in the past.
Good quality questions help you take action and propel you forward.
Which ones are you asking yourself?
Here are a couple examples of POOR Quality Questions:
Every single one of my extroverted tendencies have been cultivated and practiced carefully, meticulously and thoughtfully.
Growing up, I was one of the shyest kids in class. I never raised my hand, I barely spoke and I would always get report card comments like, “Gets along well with others” and “very nice.”
Yeah.
I was talking with a client this week (I’ll call her Lilly) who was terrified of taking the next action in her career.
She’s been working in the same gig for quite some time, a freelance creative position, but it’s no longer working for her.
She’s not getting paid enough, she doesn’t get the respect she deserves and it’s making her question who she is and what she’s really worth.
Because she’s been doing the work, she knew that the fear of stepping up and moving to the next level of her work was about more than just fear...
If you're like me and most of my clients, your family has some pretty strong expectations about who you should be and what you should do in the world.
But in order to live a fully actualized life -- to do what your soul came here to do, it's important to recognize these expectations so that you can break free from them.
Business energy and aliveness ebbs and flows just like life.
Sometimes it's up, sometimes it's down, sometimes it feels like it's disappeared and sometimes it just fucking grips you and pulls you forward.
What's interesting is that I just had a time that was a bit of a downturn. I started feeling uninspired and disconnected from what I was doing. I was having second thoughts about a lot of things because something felt off... and I couldn't put my finger on what it was.
