Even if it’s something you’ve been practicing for years, it’s possible to reclaim that beginner enthusiasm. When’s the last time you’ve allowed yourself to be a beginner at something?
Remember what exists within you, exists within all of us – it’s just different degrees and variations.
I started to rely on others’ opinions to feel good about myself, leaving me in a continuous state of trying to please them. What I thought they wanted became more important than what I wanted.
Confidence = I'm amazing and so are you. Arrogance = I'm amazing and you're not.
Like learning how to drive a car or tie your shoes, the skills I teach in my coaching program become habitual.
I used to find it nearly impossible to put my work out in the world that I thought was unfinished or not good enough.
Own who you are and learn to love all of you, so you can be free.
I’ve realized no matter who I am, what I do, or what I look like, people will always judge me.
I turn 38-years-old today. Since I spent the first 18 years (mostly) following my parents and schools' expectations, I consider today the 20th anniversary of figuring out life on my own.
Think about how much more you’d get done if you didn’t worry about what other people thought. If you allowed them to think what they want.