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What if you stop striving and started thriving?
"The difference between what we do, and what we are capable of doing, would solve most of the world's problems." ~ Mahatma Gandhi
I have a client who's been struggling to grow her business to the next level. She's an extremely talented and creative professional with a potential gold mine of a business. She's been determined to uncover and embrace her limiting beliefs eagerly accepting coaching to challenge herself to the next level professionally and personally. She put new structures in place to build a strong foundation from which to grow her enterprise.
She's been striving to achieve her business goals, yet she feels exhausted.
Last week, when she "hit the wall" and was about ready to throw in the towel I asked her, "What if you stop striving and started thriving? How might you feel different?"
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