01 — You Use to be Fearless

Think back to when we were children. We tried and failed and tried again. We weren’t afraid of trying new things. We kept at it until we got it. Not until the world taught us fear, bad habits and limiting beliefs did we stop being fearless. You can find that fearless inner child again.

02 — You Aren’t Fulfilled

Tony Robbins says it best “ Success without fulfillment is the ultimate type of failure.”. You’ve done everything the world says you should have done, you went to college, got the job, purchased the house, found the sweetheart and still you aren’t fulfilled.

You feel like there’s something missing, that there’s more you can and should be doing with your life, you aren’t being challenged. You want to pursue success based on your own terms, that speaks to who you are at your core.

03 — You’re an Entrepreneur

Starting a business is not easy. Society glamorizes entrepreneurship without exposing the work that goes into creating and managing a business. I’m not referring only to physical work, but mental work as well.

Perhaps you haven’t gotten started yet because fear, uncertainty, lack of expertise and other limiting beliefs are keeping you from moving forward. Maybe you just began and need some guidance on where to go next.

Being an entrepreneur is not easy but it can be worth it. Entrepreneurs solve some of the worlds biggest problems and truly have a positive impact on society. Let’s work together to help make your dream a reality.

04 — You’re a First Responder/Military

You do a job many do not want, that can be dangerous, thankless and demanding of your time, mind and body. The culture says you shouldn’t have feelings or emotions and often vulnerability is scrutinized.

You want to find balance, learn coping skills, you want to create a life beyond your job, or you want to transition to something new altogether.

The security of a government job may have you paralyzed from moving on. What about my pension? Heath insurance? Job security?

The unknown of what comes next or who you will become after service gives you anxiety. It’s normal, let’s work through it. You are in control of your own destiny.