When did you decide to settle? 

What events, beliefs, choices led to you coasting? 

What changed from those excitable years when the world was full of endless opportunities, when anything was possible? 

I remember that burst of excitement of possibilities hit me at the age of 16, there was a whole world out there waiting for me... I remember exactly where I was and who I was with when that realisation and excitement hit me. I know then I could have and do anything... 

This excitement carried through into my marriage, and I was well into my mid-thirties before life got serious and I felt it was time to grow up.  Trying to have a baby was a tough time for us, we had a quite a few miscarriages and when it finally happened it was an incredible time, but it changed everything; my belief system of growing up stopped me thinking in a limitless way and as a result I coasted and settled into a routine that looking back didn’t serve me or those around me.  

In this episode I talk about why you might find yourself settling, and why doing so can stifle your desire for more and lower your expectations. I’ll get you thinking about your own life goals, and why it’s so important to always keep yourself aligned to your desires. 

This episode is about knowing what you want and never settling for a life you’re not deeply satisfied with. 

Check out this week’s episode where I’ll be discussing: 

01:08 – my story 

04:53 – your lack of desire and feeling stuck  

08:07 – are you living the life you want? 

Connect with me:

on Instagram at wearehome.co 

Before that critical pivot in our business, we hit that liminal space of not quite an ending to our existing business or the start of something new, you’re on the edge of both. 

Firstly congratulations, you’re about to upgrade your life and business in way that will knock your socks off, but for now this place feels uncomfortable, I totally get it... 

I’ve personally fallen out of love with my own business many times. Every time I came out the other side a better and happier person, with a clearer version and higher profit hikes, but it’s that messy middle that feels so hard to navigate and that lack of direction that can really have us second guessing about ourselves, our next steps and if it’s all worth it.  

I want to reassure you it totally is.  

If you’re going through that stage in your business, this episode is for you, where I’ll be discussing: 

00:55 – 15 years of evolving in my business 

5:00 – creating a bridge from where you are now to where you want to be 

7:35 – Embracing change and realignment  

If this speaks to you, send me a DM and let me know what’s going on for you. And DM me over on IG at @wearehome.co and let me know how this landed with you. 

Have you lost the art of thinking for yourself in your business?  

Do you look to your coach for all the answers?  

We leave our jobs to become self-led; to feel free and create from a desire to do what we want to do, yet so many business owners forget to trust themselves and instead rely on their coaches to make decisions for them.  

So, when was the last time you trusted your own advice, based on a feeling?  

In this episode, I discuss the importance of being self-led, knowing what you want, crafting and creating from within, and tapping into your intuition to gain access to understanding your next move.  

It’s time to stop listening to others, to watching what everyone else is doing and to trust your most powerful asset in your business: YOU  

You know more about your next move then any coach.  

We all have a unique soulprint that we can access that holds all the answers for us, once we establish this connection business becomes easy.  

Check out this week’s episode where I’ll be discussing: 

00:45 –How as coaches you can become too dependent on our mentors  

2:42 – My challenges of being self-led from a young age 

5:00 – Establishing a relationship with yourself 

8:38 – Going for it and leading on your terms 

9:32 – My Self-led alignment technique that works  

Connect with me on Instagram: @wearehome.co