If I asked you the question, “What do you want?” I wonder what you’d say.
Would your list be long or short?
Would you aim high or play it safe?
Would you laugh at the audacity of your desire?
Think for a moment. What do you want?
A better job?
More income?
An organized home?
More confidence?
A stronger marriage?
More time with your children?
Peace of mind?
A little breathing room?
As you call to mind your list, what if I then asked you….
“What are you willing to do to get it?”
Because here’s the thing.
If you want something you’ve never had, you’ll have to do something you’ve never done.
Just wishing for a new outcome doesn’t work. You need to also be willing to try a new way to get there.
When you want something new but cling to your old familiar habits, you’re nearly ensuring that you’ll stay stuck where you are. It sounds almost silly, but we do it all the time.
That’s why in my work with women, we create new behavior patterns right from the get-go.
We break through their beliefs about what will and won’t work, about what they can and can’t do.
We try new things.
And guess what happens.
They get to places they never thought were possible. It’s startling, actually, how quickly they build momentum just by taking consistent action.
Are YOU ready to build momentum toward the things you want most?
If you’ve been spinning your wheels talking about what you want for a while now (without actually getting anywhere) ask yourself what you’ve done so far.
Not what you’ve read about or talked about or considered doing. But what you’ve actually done.
We TALK a lot more than we DO.
It’s not a lack of knowledge that keeps us stuck, it’s a lack of action.
So stop telling yourself that it will be too hard or that it won’t work.
Stop saying it won’t matter.
Stop SAYING ANYTHING.
Instead, DO something.
Make it something you’ve never done before.
And get ready to finally have that thing you’ve never had.
