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003: Life Changes to Search For Peace
Recently, I took a step back from my network marketing business after 2 years of building it. It was scary, but it was necessary after evaluating my emotional state... "checking the temperature" of my surroundings so to speak.
I realized that if being excellent at this business meant sacrificing attention to my kiddos, sacrificing that stillness I NEED, sacrificing once in a lifetime moments with my family... then I didn't want to be excellent. It isn't what I wanted anymore, I no longer felt like that's where I should be and I wanted to create something that was MINE.
Have you ever felt that way? Felt that if that is what success looked like then you didn't want to be successful? It's an intimidating decision to make, especially after you have invested your time and effort into growing something. BUT, as I sat there, at the point of what I thought might be a depression, I realized that perhaps those feelings were telling me that I was no longer supposed to be there... so, I did what I do well... I made a change.
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By Jericha Dethlefs
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Recently, I took a step back from my network marketing business after 2 years of building it. It was scary, but it was necessary after evaluating my emotional state... "checking the temperature" of my surroundings so to speak.
I realized that if being excellent at this business meant sacrificing attention to my kiddos, sacrificing that stillness I NEED, sacrificing once in a lifetime moments with my family... then I didn't want to be excellent. It isn't what I wanted anymore, I no longer felt like that's where I should be and I wanted to create something that was MINE.
Have you ever felt that way? Felt that if that is what success looked like then you didn't want to be successful? It's an intimidating decision to make, especially after you have invested your time and effort into growing something. BUT, as I sat there, at the point of what I thought might be a depression, I realized that perhaps those feelings were telling me that I was no longer supposed to be there... so, I did what I do well... I made a change.