I used to work for Franklin Covey. As you can imagine, I love to do lists and checking things off the lists, yet as my life became more complex and the lists became longer, I needed to shift my perspective to something bigger.

I used to work for Franklin Covey. As you can imagine, I love to do lists and checking things off the lists, yet as my life became more complex and the lists became longer, I needed to shift my perspective to something bigger.

Today I had to watch back video for a program I’ve been working on... I hate watching myself on video! I become hyper critical and notice every little thing, almost to the point of not wanting to put anything out in the world. Today, I decided to decide to be kind to myself, crazy eye and all...

Today I had to watch back video for a program I’ve been working on... I hate watching myself on video! I become hyper critical and notice every little thing, almost to the point of not wanting to put anything out in the world. Today, I decided to decide to be kind to myself, crazy eye and all...

Today I realized I was secretly hoping no one would listen to my podcast. I began to question if I had anything worthwhile to say, and if any of would be useful to anyone. I realize this (nasty) little voice that keeps saying, “Who do you think you are... you aren’t good enough” is not my friend. Time to put myself out there and live boldly. You ready?

Today I realized I was secretly hoping no one would listen to my podcast. I began to question if I had anything worthwhile to say, and if any of would be useful to anyone. I realize this (nasty) little voice that keeps saying, “Who do you think you are... you aren’t good enough” is not my friend. Time to put myself out there and live boldly. You ready?

In my personal yoga practice I’ve been playing with slowing things way down. Holding poses longer, slowing the breath down and savoring the moment.

In my personal yoga practice I’ve been playing with slowing things way down. Holding poses longer, slowing the breath down and savoring the moment.

I’m currently in a challenge group. An intense 30 Days to build an aspect of my business. It’s been intense! What I’ve noticed is as the work has become more challenging the number of people dropping off has increased exponentially. Today I saw a post from someone complaining. They said the Challenge was too hard and they went on to list all of the issues and reasons why they were not successful. Then others stared to chime in. All creating a sub-tribe of quitters in the Challenge group. They wanted the community of the group, but were unwilling to do the work, so they created a group of people who quit. I gotta wonder, if they would have put as much energy into action as they did excises, would they be closer to their dream? Action always beats theory.

I’m currently in a challenge group. An intense 30 Days to build an aspect of my business. It’s been intense! What I’ve noticed is as the work has become more challenging the number of people dropping off has increased exponentially. Today I saw a post from someone complaining. They said the Challenge was too hard and they went on to list all of the issues and reasons why they were not successful. Then others stared to chime in. All creating a sub-tribe of quitters in the Challenge group. They wanted the community of the group, but were unwilling to do the work, so they created a group of people who quit. I gotta wonder, if they would have put as much energy into action as they did excises, would they be closer to their dream? Action always beats theory.