Building my coaching business has been a self love journey for me. Is your career a self love journey? Learn why making it so is a worthwhile endeavor in this audio clip.
In order to make your career a self love journey, you have to make a commitment to be true to yourself.
You have to ask yourself questions that reveal the deepest essence of who you are and what makes you happy.
I have found that most people do not take the time to ask these important questions.
They don’t stop long enough to take a deep dive into who they really are and what brings them joy.
And so they keep working in jobs and careers that drain their energy.
There is only one YOU in the world.
When you make your career a self love journey, you make a commitment to honor what is unique and special about you.
You take an interest in discovering and fostering your natural gifts, strengths and talents.
You fall in love with your own essence.
And then you seek ways of incorporating everything you have learned into your career path.
When you honor the parts of yourself that make you YOU, you attract the people who resonate with those qualities.
For this reason, I don’t believe in competition.
You could line up ten people in a row who are in the same field as you, and each one would attract different clients because it’s as much about chemistry and resonance as it is about the actual product or service you offer.
I encourage everyone to start telling the truth to themselves about who they really are.
Slow things down.
Ask yourself questions that allow you to get really clear about what lights you up inside.
Work with someone who can help you sort through it all if necessary.
This is the secret of living your purpose.
Your net worth is directly related to your self worth.
And when you are willing to make your career a self love journey, you start attracting prosperity and abundance of all sorts into your life, including joy, money, and relationships.
You do not have to choose between your truth and your livelihood!
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