What does it take to actually create a BREAKTHROUGH in your life? 

And what does it even mean to experience a breakthrough?

This could be in your life, your career, your relationship, or your quality of life.

Most people don't actually know the answer to this. So they look at successful people and try to copy what they seem to have done to get to where they are. 

But the truth is that creating a breakthrough in your life is internal work, and that stuff isn't visible to the human eye. 

So.... what internal work do you need to do?

That's the question we are answering in today's episode!

We are back with the incredible Megan Blacksmith, holistic health coach, Functional Diagnostic Nutrition Practitioner, speaker, NLP Trainer and mindset ninja.

You're going to learn:

• Why changing "surface level" habits like drinking more water don't lead to transformation
• How to make decisions with your gut and intuition
• The biggest thing that all successful people have in common
• What "Perceptual Position" is and how it can help you see your own blindspots
• How to experience a quantum leap in your life

This episode is soooooo good!! I can't wait for you to listen.

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