You can use intimidating, triggering, confronting, slightly (or massively) outside-your-comfort-zone experiences to grow and expand. To shift your identity and see yourself and your life in a whole new way.
I call this a “portal to transformation,” and I had such an experience back in January.
Read moreOMG! Eleven years ago today, I quit my full-time corporate day job to be a full-time writer and author instead!!!
And I have to say, this is the first year in 11 years where I truly feel like I’ve “made it.” Like I’ve done what I set out to do all those years ago when I left my job all bright-eyed and optimistic about what the future held for me.
It took me a really, really long time to finally fully give myself permission to do what I wanted to do and be who I wanted to be. (It def doesn’t have to take that long but I wouldn’t change my journey for all of the ups and downs and changing my mind and trying new things all got me where I am right now).
I’m the happiest and most fulfilled in my life and career and business than I’ve ever been and it’s only getting better and better.
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The Manifest Method is my signature methodology for manifesting whatever you want without ever worrying about how you’ll do it.
MANIFEST is an acronym for this method where each letter represents one step in the process.
Here’s what it looks like…
There is this nuance of manifestation that I call the Thing vs. the Now Thing.
What I mean by that is… when you’re manifesting, you have two things going on: the thing you want that you know you will one day have but it isn’t something you feel ready for/ready to have yet/ready to manifest yet … it’s part of the vision, and the bigger picture but it’s a future thing.
That’s the Thing.
Read moreI cried through Ke Huy Quan’s entire Best Supporting Actor speech at the Oscar’s last night. The truth is, I’m a sucker for dreamers–the ones who see a vision and who believe in it enough to move toward it, sometimes for decades, until it shows up in their real life.
The ones who know they’re meant for more than the average life and refuse to settle. The ones who want to not only make a living doing what they love but also make an impact.
Those dreamers inspire me, they motivate me, they help me to believe more in my dreams and in myself. And they remind me that even against all odds, everything is possible when you believe.
Ke Huy Quan is one of those dreamers. And last night in his speech, I saw a little bit of myself in him.
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