Posts Tagged ‘Failure’
Practice for recovering perfectionists – Heartwork Journaling fingerpainting mini lesson
This Heartwork Journaling mini lesson will help you: ? move from a “fixed” mindset to a “growth” mindset (thank you Carol S. Dweck PhD) ? recover when you hit a “perfectionist wall” or go on a “perfectionist bender” ? have some self-soothing & healing fun! I’ll be sharing a simple ways you can use creativity when you’re…
Read MoreAre you the hero of your own life? How to tell if you’re on a Hero’s Journey.
What does it mean to be the hero of your life? The definition of a hero is: A person who is admired or idealized for courage, outstanding achievements, or noble qualities. But that’s only the END of a hero’s journey. You might only be there for maybe a minute or two. BEING a hero…
Read MoreHow to use Magic Wands to create what you want in your life and business
Did you know that your pencils, pens, markers, crayons and paint brushes are magic wands? You can: write out your dreams and goals to stay LASER focused. write out the vision of who you want to become as the next best version of you, so that you make choices and decisions in the now that…
Read MoreHow to Retire Wealthy at 27 with Austin G. Netzley
In this episode, Austin G. Netzley shares how he retired at 27 years old and some of the mindsets that helped him make that happen.
When Austin got into the “real world” as an engineer in corporate, he found himself in $81,000 in debt and miserable health. He actually had to call 911 several times because his health was so terrible.
He realized he needed to make a change and went about becoming healthy and learning to become an entrepreneur. He threw himself into the investing world and became so successful that he retired from corporate at the age of 27.
Read MoreHow to Believe in Miracles for Your Business
Ever felt like absolutely nothing is happening in your business? Like the effort you’re expending is not equal to the results you’re getting? I’ve experienced this over and over in all my businesses and it’s usually when most people stop.
Lately, I’ve been watching documentaries and reading about people who’ve done big things in different arenas, despite the odds. I’m using it to strengthen my mindset and keep focused on the big things I’m creating in my different businesses.
I love the story of Einstein’s “Miracle Year”.
It was 1905. He was becoming a big failure fast.
His father died believing his son wasn’t going to amount to much. He hadn’t been able to get his son Albert a job.
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