Can I tell you something? Your vision does not require others’ validation! You don’t have to allow other people’s limiting beliefs to limit you too.

In today’s video, I’m sharing why your vision does not require others’ validation and tips to help you stop thinking negatively about others.

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Transcription:

Your vision does not require

other people’s validation.

It’s your vision, not theirs.

What’s up guys?

It’s your girl, Breonna Queen.

I help service-based entrepreneurs

sell their services with ease

without having to post online every day,

without having to have

crazy email, phone calls

or needing thousands and

thousands of subscribers.

I help you sell your services with ease.

And today’s video is a little personal,

and I’m talking all about mindset.

So in my previous video,

I said there are three

things you definitely need

to hit consistent five-figure months,

and that is one, have a

business that is sustainable,

that is two, have a consistent strategy,

and three, that is making sure

that your mindset is tough, is ready,

and you know that you can do

anything you put your mind to.

In today’s video,

we’re talking about why

your vision for yourself

does not require other people’s validation

as well as some ways I have helped

really start building up my mindset

that you would be able

to incorporate as well

if you suffer from limiting beliefs

or stinking thinking.

So, let’s go ahead and let’s get into it.

So in 2015, I wrote my very first book,

and it was called Just Face It.

And I was so excited

about writing this book.

I had been wanting to

write a book forever,

but I was kind of nervous,

I was kind of scared.

And I had a friend and

I had told her like,

oh, I really wanna write this book.

My goal was to have this book finished

by the end of this month.

And you know what my friend said?

My friend was like,

do you think anybody’s

gonna buy this book?

Like do you think that

anyone’s gonna read it?

Like she just was telling me things

that were kind of hurtful.

Obviously, writing this book,

I had some stinky thinking

in the back in the back of my mind.

Like what if I spend all

this time writing this book

and nobody buys it and nobody

reads it, nobody likes it.

But at the same time I was excited

’cause I really wanted to write this book.

So, hearing my friend validate

these stinking thinking thoughts,

it kind of did something to me

to have me thinking like

dang, maybe she’s right.

Maybe nobody will buy my book.

All these negative

thoughts start rushing in

because somebody else’s negative thoughts

validated those negative

thoughts I already had.

Long story short, I decided you know what?

If nobody buys this book,

if nobody reads this book,

if nobody likes this book, that’s okay.

At least I know I did it because

I never wanna live a life