Let’s start using one of the most valuable words in the world: NO.
I will inspire, educate and empower you by giving you the tips, tools and techniques l’ve learned over the past two plus decades as a Master Coach, and head of the Life Coach Certification Program (considered the “Ivy League of Life Coach Training.”)
Let’s start using one of the most valuable words in the world: NO.
It usually takes a lot longer to get rid of things than it does to accumulate them. And that’s the reason we need to spend time EXHALING through life, not just inhaling. Slow things down. Deepen things up. Open up your body, brain and heart to experience MORE.
How often do you let yourself dream? I mean, really let yourself go and dream BIG? Big bodacious dreams can be intimidating and so exciting. (It all depends on how you look at it.)
When I was 14, I thought I would grow up to become a singer. And then something happened. My parents died and I didn’t want to be happy anymore so I refused to sing a note. Later, when I found myself humming in the shower and singing along to the car radio, I knew happiness had a fighting chance.
I want to smile. I want to be happy. I want to be grateful. Because when I am those things, my life works.
What I know to be absolutely true is that NO ONE CAN BE FEARLESS ALONE. Period. End of story.
Can you look in the mirror without cringing? Can you tell your body that it is magnificent? Can you appreciate all that your amazingly wonderful body does for you?
The only way you can feel loved is through sharing who you really are. Not the pretend you, not the secret-laden you, but the vulnerable, naked you who is truly uniquely different from anyone else.
What saying no to fear is really about is having the deep willingness to trust yourself. I know it’s scary to do if you haven’t been listening to yourself in a while. Yet, practicing trusting yourself is necessary.
“New” doesn’t have to cost a lot, but it does guarantee priceless benefits that are incalculable to your self-esteem, self-worth and self-confidence.
Telling the truth (to myself first) is a sure sign that I am willing to own up to what isn’t working in my life (and why it’s so scary to tell the truth in the first place).
Complaints don’t help you. They drown you in the muck and mire of your life. Don’t swim in that stuff. Get out of that mud and give up complaining for the next 24 hours.
It’s time to face something that might be keeping you fat, frustrated and fearful.
Today’s Fearless Living Boot Camp video asks you to do something that will help you let go of the past. It’s a must-do.
When you are disorganized and you can’t find what you need when you need it, you lose energy, time and money. Disorganization also lowers your confidence in yourself. Bottom line: It’s not worth it.
Being kind isn’t for sissies. And keeping track of kindness may just be the thing that keeps you in a good mood all day long. (It’s worth a try, right?)
It’s been said that sometimes the fastest way to make a change is to fake it until you make it, and if you want to take an action that transforms your attitude (I’m not kidding) and increases your confidence immediately, you gotta do today’s challenge.
When you get fearless, your confidence rises. You trust yourself. And the best part? Fear takes a back seat and you can be up front in your life and choose the path you want to take without fear messing it up.
If you’ve ever called yourself a name or put yourself down or stopped yourself in any way, that is the ol’ ring of fear that is holding your good back. Yes, your good. It’s right there on the other side of fear.
Yep. We are here at the DIE Zone. It’s not so scary once you get the hang of it. And I want you to know it inside out.
Risk is a necessity to being fearless. And it’s a precursor to being happy. That’s right. You heard me. You can’t be happy if you aren’t willing to risk.
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