I was reminded of how important and HUMAN it is to seek to understand each other. Particularly when there is conflict. My own “best self” is the kind of woman who invites healthy conversation around conflict into her life. It can be a powerful way to shift and widen our own perspective. You never know what you don’t know, till you’re willing to ask. Tough stuff. But I know you’re tough. That’s why you’re here. Thanks for being a part of the My Best Self Family. Love ya! Natalee

While reading to my 3 year old, I found a lesson that got to my heart strings so I had to share it with you.

Since Brock and I started this weekly family council, we can already tell it’s going to be a game changer for us. It takes us back to the 10,000 ft view of our family, let’s us resolve issues quickly, and keeps important details from falling though the cracks. Would love to hear if you do something like this in your personal, family, or business life.

In my weekly mastemind, my fellow coaches pushed me to making a goal to mentor someone in growing their business through coaching and accountability. As obvious as it feels now, it was the exact thing I needed to start gaining momentum.

Thomas Edison tried over 10,000 times before getting the filament for his lightbulb to work. Where on earth would we be without the persistence of entrepreneurs, parents, and problem solvers. I know what it’s like to feel like a failure, but never stop. I hope this episode encourages you to keep going. Join me and others on the journey to becoming your best self at Facebook.com/becomingmybestself

We’ve all thought about our health and making improvements to our exercise, sleep, and nutrition. Here’s one way to look at saying those difficult “no’s” that might help you successfully live into your Best Self.

A shoutout to YOU! And a celebration of making it into iTunes.

I was reading Stephen Covey’s books, “First Things First” and this quote flew off the page and smacked me in the face (lovingly)... “ “Accomplishing tasks through people’ is a different paradigm than ‘building tasks people through the accomplishment of tasks’”. Wow. In this episode i discuss he difference and challenge you on the way you think about success.

Ever gone through your old journals and photos and felt heartache, you wanted to go back in time knowing what you know now - and do it over? Right now I’m reviewing old notes and journals for clues to my “big why” or my “purpose and passion”. It’s honestly been very helpful, but also painful. Here are a few things I’ve learned from this experience that may also help you think about your journey in life :) xoxo - Natalee

We know boundaries can be a way to be more productive, avoid situations we don’t want, or help us in any number of other ways. Today I talk about the three main reasons why we don’t set boundaries. Which one resonates with you most? Join my private mastermind in my Facebook group called, “My Best Self”.