My client and friend, Fiona, was here the other day and I just had to tell you about the amazing service she offers to York Region residents (and maybe even a little bit beyond if you ask nicely!).
Why was she at my home, you might ask...
Well, the year is certainly ending with a bang for me! What about you?
I was at the Hell Yeah! Star event with Suzanne Evans and Larry Wingett in Atlanta last weekend and it was intense. We were learning how to create a personality brand and I got triggered every which way. Thankfully I have a great support team and some pretty kick-butt emotional resiliency thanks to the tools I use and I was able to move past the triggered state and get everything I could out of the content they delivered - while I ignored how they delivered it.
A few years ago, I was in Florida for a Rich Dad event and I saw Raymond Aaron, another great Canadian success coach, deliver his presentation. He had one phrase in particular that has always stuck with me and I want to share it with you:
But, standing there, looking down at that little bag in that little hole in the ground all I could think was...
Is this all there is?
In fact, we're taught that to be happy with where we are is a sure-fire way to fall behind. If someone asked you what you were up to and you said something along the lines of 'Nothin' much, just chilling (or relaxing for us in the older crowd)', you would surely be met with a bewildered stare.
We are expected to be busy. We are expected to be striving. We have been taught that there must always be new activity and new stuff to fill up our time and our minds.
But let's be honest here...
Wow! If you remember, I mentioned in the last newsletter that it was going to be a power-packed room and I was totally right.
Everyone gave 100%, was fiercely honest, went really deep, and came up with lots of ideas for how they could change their lives to make them even more successful. Even better than ideas, they also received practical tools that they could use right away to start making those changes.
3 Clues that It's Time to Step Out in Faith and Expand Your Comfort Zone
Sometimes, okay, well, maybe all the time it can be hard to make change. We're actually hard-wired neurologically (that's in our brains!) to fear change.
Earlier in our evolutionary history, any change in our environment was quite possibly life-threatening and we evolved the instinct to stay in the same environment. The instinct to stay inside our comfort zone and, whatever it takes, to stay safe.
It's just 4 days until the Problem Elimination Weekend and I am preparing and plotting and planning how to make it my best live event yet.
Let me tell you, putting together a 2-day event is no small matter and I wouldn't do it unless I thought it was the best way I had to kickstart my clients on the path to success.
It's going to be a power-packed room and I know that something big will happen for the people who show up ready to give 100%.
11 Steps to Creating a Life You Love
Well, that's pretty simple isn't it. We all want more, don't we?