Climbing The Summit

 Did you know that success could be effortless?

It seems like a bold statement, but it's true. Here's how: We've all been taught that hard work is the key to success. But what if I told you that was wrong? What if I said that there's a way to get things done faster and better with less work?

One unit of energy does not always equal one unit of reward. The misunderstanding leads us to do more and get less and less in return—diminishing returns. But there is a flip side; @michaelneillcatalyst calls it effortless success.  Effortless success happens when we have fun and are all in on a project. It's when we're totally immersed in something we love doing so much, time just slips away from us without our noticing it at all.

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 So you're good at one thing. That's great!

But what if you could use that skill to show up in all of life?

Your zone of excellence is portable, and you can take it with you wherever you go. It doesn't matter if you're a writer, or an artist, or a musician—what if you could use the skillset that got you good at those things… to be a better parent? To have more fun? To make more money?

You don't have to limit yourself to what has already worked for you in the past—you can take your zone of excellence with you and apply it everywhere: In your relationships, at work, in your hobbies, and even in your free time.

Kids can say the craziest stuff, and it could wreck your world, depending on your perspective. If you are open-minded, you will love this natural approach vs. what we are generally told about how to show up in our children’s world. You're going to want to stay to the end of this one.

Coparenting is a way of getting to know your kids and an easy way of allowing them to grow into leaders while in a safe environment. All it takes is for us to enable our kids to lead.

Explore the come from and what it means to come from a space that allows your children to grow and thrive.

I did not know that parenting could be so triggering. If you get stressed out and feel like no one is around, you are not alone.

 My parenting style has changed as I have come alive to how easy it is for me to get in my own way. 

If I had one piece of advice for parents, you are ok, your kids are ok, and you will be ok. If you don’t think you are ok, that is ok too.

You are not alone. 

 We are all here to come together, to unfold as humans. If you are a parent, this may help you rest easier at night.

Who are you when you’re not trying to be like someone else? Here is an even better question for you, who are you when you’re not trying to impress yourself? What would you do if you could just do what shows up for you? This episode has opened up more questions than answers. 

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Today we chat about Rockhounding (exploring for rocks). Being stuck between a rock and a hard place, and just how to know if it's more of the same. Or a whole new experience of being you.

This is one human sharing his story to give you more hope that you are right where you need to be. Every step on your journey reviles the next step, but if we also notice something new about who you are. This week tackles religion, parenting, and the growth that happens when you get out of your own way. 

This is the last and final of the round table of life. Next week, we will be back with a few stories of love, loss, and well refreshment for the soul. If you have not had a chance to check out the other 2 ep. With these fantastic people. Wow, you are in for a treat. Thanks for spending some of your time with us.