Today, I’m giving you the brutally honest truth about why you might not be where you thought you’d be by this point in the year.
And here’s the thing: it probably isn’t your company, the market, your compensation plan, your busy schedule, your lack of followers, or the people around you.
It might be you.
I know that’s not always easy to hear, but after 16 years of building a business, I’ve learned that the stories we tell ourselves have a much bigger impact on our success than we realize.
The beliefs you grew up with. The things people told you about money, success, confidence, or what someone like you is capable of. The excuses that feel productive, organizing your desk, waiting until the kids go back to school, answering every notification, getting one more thing ready—when really, they’re keeping you from doing the work that moves your business forward.
In this episode, I’m challenging you to look at the patterns that might be keeping you stuck.
I’m sharing my own experience of starting my business with two little kids, 75 Facebook friends, very little money left at the end of the month, and a husband who didn’t believe this business would work. I didn’t have the perfect circumstances. I decided I was going to figure it out anyway.
Because success didn’t happen for me overnight. It happened one post, one invite, and one sale at a time.
If you’ve been setting the same goals month after month or year after year, this episode is your opportunity to identify what needs to change, rewrite the story you’ve been telling yourself, and get laser-focused on what you can do TODAY to create momentum for the next 90 days.
You still have time to change the direction of your year, but what happens next starts with what you choose to do now.
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The Energy Bus
40 Days to a Joy-Filled Life
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