Do you ever notice a positive change in yourself and feel proud?
It is a rare occasion that I give myself credit for an accomplishment. Usually, once I have accomplished something, I’ve already set the bar higher and am judging myself for not being there yet.
Isn’t it a shame how hard we can be on ourselves?
This is such a big focus of the work that I do with my clients and myself. Often it is our own self-judgments holding us back more than the external challenges like money, family, time, resources, etc.
Well, in the last few weeks as I was deciding if I was going to take the plunge and move to a larger location and expand my in-person offering, I started reflecting on all that I have learned over the years about business, virtual and brick-and-mortar.
And you know what a rabbit hole deep thinking can become. I started thinking about so much. My thoughts landed back on my dad again since September is his birthday month and he was such a big cheerleader for all of my business adventures. The rabbit hole led to me thinking of traits of his that I have always known I have and how there are certain ones that I am choosing to practice and adopt as mine as well.
He was a very generous person. But I didn’t know until after he passed how incredibly generous he was! He actually hid it from people.
I heard story after story of the ways he helped people and the donations he made - like for one he used to buy drumsets for kids whose parents could afford them. He thought the world needed more drummers. Smile Train was another organization that he gave a lot to.
He was how I learned you could pick a charity on Amazon for a portion of your purchases to be donated to.
So in the spirit of giving, if this appeals to you at all, please apply. I want to support those who are really interested in their own growth, who care about how they feel, and who want more good stuff, whether it's goals, happiness, or stronger relationships.
During the call, I’m going to be asking a few questions. They may seem like simple ones, but they uncover some of the most surprising gems of information its like watching some speedy genius who can finish a Rubix cube in seconds. I LOVE IT!
If you are curious, Apply Here I'll be letting the 10 who are selected know on Saturday, Sept 17th.