I'm working with a new client, and she came to me CRAZY overwhelmed. She said everything at work was out-of-control. So we worked on getting her to-do list in order. And then we started tackling her email inbox. Email is the invisible 700 lb. weight on your back; you don't even realize how much it weighs on you until you hit inbox zero. A magical place.
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My 14-year-old niece, Lexi, is my little ride or die. We hang out all the time now that I don’t hop on airplanes. She’s super fun, sharp as a tack, and going through all the madness that comes with being a teenager. But she also has a Mom that is a hot mess. I mean this in a very factual way.
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I just finished a session with one of my clients. She is my fixer client if y’all remember that email. The one that I put on fix-it detox because she was so hyper-focused on figuring out what was wrong with her. Anyway, she has come a long way in a super short amount of time. She broke up with her boyfriend a few months ago, and is…
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It's often scary to admit what you want. Your brain hates change (all brains do, they are hard-wired to prevent it), so we talk ourselves out of it. You will tell yourself 100 different reasons why you don't "really" want change.You want to gain new customers for your business. Your brain: well, I should have a balanced life. I need to spend more time with my family. It's going to take so much time and energy. It's hard to juggle everything I have going on already;
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You can waste an insane amount of time and energy trying to understand why your childhood was the way it was. Ruminating over how your life could be so much better if only _______________. Holding onto this idea that your childhood should have been easier, it should have been better, it was all wrong, and it wasn’t fair. You can spend the majority of your LIFE in this space, many people do. But, what if, there was always going to be a struggle?
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I’m coming up on my one-year anniversary of launching my business. It has been one hell of a ride, lol. I thought it would be interesting to read one of my blog posts from a year ago to see where I was, when I started. Um, oh my god. My first instinct was “WTF was I thinking? What was I even talking about here? I wonder why nobody pointed out that there were typos all throughout this. Oh god. I can’t even imagine…
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