I have a very empowering story to share with you here today… It’ll help you see, just as it did with me, where you are holding your own self back in life… How YOU are actually the one keeping yourself from experiencing greater success, freedom, and fulfillment. If we really want to reach our highest potential and live a life of growth, beauty, and purpose, we have to break out of our own cages… It’s our responsibility to set OURSELVES free.
Enjoy!
So how do we really do it? How do we break out of the cages of comfort? We have to have the courage to let go of our ‘old familiar’ way of living and being, and step with power into the unknown. We have to be willing to let go of our attachments and creature comforts and trust that, like the parrot, we can fly to greater heights. If you want success, you have to have the courage to grow and change, adopt new habits, try new things, and step outside of that comfort zone cage you’ve been hanging out in most of your life.
The choice is yours… No one else can make it for you. Those who have the courage to let go of their old attachments and comforts will grow and evolve rapidly. Sadly though, most of the population is too afraid of leaving their cages. The fear of the unknown is too great… It’s ironic that the one thing that will propel us to growth, freedom, and success the fastest is one thing that’s hardest for us to let go of as human creatures. Are you ready to let go of your fear of the unknown? Are you ready to courageously leave behind what no longer serves you? Only the willing create success… Everyone else stays trapped in their self created cages, claiming they want success or freedom, but not willing to pay the price.
Just like the parrot in the story, you have the world at your fingertips… Have the courage to step into your greatness! The unknown is where your power truly lies…
To Your Success,
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October 28th, 2009 at 10:55 am
Thank you katie
This is so true, being controlled by unwanted culture in our life is deadly! I understand the bird in the cage longing for a different way of life, but so bound by fear. Fear will tear down, destroy, hold you captive the only way I know to be free is to, desire it with all your heart. Go through the process of soul searching, weeding out, owning up (painful) realizing much of the way we ar, is due to the culture in which we we’re raised. Where else can this “bird cage” fear come from? We didn’t have “fear” when we were born. As kids all we wanted to do was explore the world around us, this is natural our “God” given nature. Fear is not natural, it’s taught, it’s learned, sad! I know where I have unwanted culture (the cage syndrome) in my life, what is so tragic it could be the very thing that would hold me make from my full potential. But I choose to fly, it’s been on my thoughts…so Thanks Katie it’s time for me to face my cage and say, “no more”! I’m out of here! (-:
Debby Beachy´s last blog ..Desperate People Will do Desperate Things / The #1 One Reason Why People Stay Dreaming
October 28th, 2009 at 11:00 am
When I was studying deep into The Tibetan Culture, they had said something that stayed in my heart forever philosophy was, “Make Impermanence your home, and Change your Friend” As I watched your videos I was reminded of so many things that held me in my cage. I remember growing up in Philippines and our culture was that of being a little bit more submissive and not expressing how we truly feel. Thus hindering inner growth and fulfillment. I was very shy super shy. I couldn’t even really look at people in the eye. As I moved here I realized that I needed to let go of my “old habits” and form new ones that will allow me to LIVE A LIFE of full Freedom. Since studying Eastern Philosophy, Taoism, and other personal development books I have implemented most of the teaching and REALLY MADE it A GOAL for me to STEP out of comfort zone EVERYDAY!
“There is NO growth in Safe Harbors of The Known. ALL growth occurs when we venture out into Deep Blue Oceans” It really has made all the difference in MY LIFE to get out of comfort zone and live life with true freedom and expression. Because when you SHOW your TRUE self to the world. You are showing your GIFT and when you show your gifts, you can now begin to make an impact on the world.
I thank You!
In Love and Service,
Therese Miu
“The world expands for those who expand the world”
October 28th, 2009 at 11:05 am
Great story, Katie. I’ve heard so many people complain about how they hate their job, they don’t make enough money, they want something better… but all they ever DO is complain.
It’s easier to complain than it is to make a change.
I suppose this could come from laziness. It could be fear of stepping into the unknown. But complaining also gives a person an excuse… it assures them that their current place in life is not their fault. After all, if they admitted it was their fault, then they would have nothing to complain about! It would be like eating a cookie and then complaining that the cookie was eaten.
“I want a better life, but this darn job is just holding me back!” Step out of the job, out of the cage, out of the comfort zone. Yes, it takes courage. But the rewards can be SO well worth it!
Jason Kerchner´s last blog ..Understanding Product Purchases, Investments and ROI
October 28th, 2009 at 11:15 am
Yes! I love it! You are so right! We need to love ourselves no matter where we are! We need create new comfort zones! And allow ourselves the freedom that we desire and deserve!
Linda G. Cox´s last blog ..Marriage
October 28th, 2009 at 11:28 am
you are truly a sexy beast. keep up the good work
October 28th, 2009 at 12:12 pm
Hi Katie,
Every once in a while you really hit the sweet spot and this story about the parrot is no exception. The way you tell stories and bring them to life is both facinating and enlightening. You never cease to amaze me
I am letting go of my cage and comfort zone.
I feel sorry for the silly parrot. If only he would listen to you!
Michael.
Smarter Home Business
Michael´s last blog ..Smarter Start Up
October 28th, 2009 at 12:25 pm
Katie,
Thanks for sharing such an empowering post. Most people keep themselves in their cage. They have all the keys and all the power to let themselves out… but they don’t. they don’t believe in themselves and they don’t believe they can make a difference.
This is why personal development is the first key to unlocking your cage. I’ve heard before that FEAR is False Evidence Appearing Real. This saying has stuck with me for the last couple years and has helped me to unlock my cage.
I love this analogy you created and how you lead by example. Thanks again for sharing.
Ken Pickard
The Network Dad
Ken Pickard´s last blog ..Tribe Syndication The Accountability Factor
October 28th, 2009 at 1:10 pm
Hi Katie,
Great story and this made me think of so many things that I am attached to which are holding me back.
Some of the holding back or not expressing how I really feel come from the my cultural back ground and yes.. it will take courage to step out of that.
Well, this post help me to open my eyes and have a look at myself as never before.
Thanks for sharing .. I appreciate you.
Damayanthi
Damayanthi´s last blog ..What It Takes To Become an Entrepreneur
October 28th, 2009 at 1:19 pm
Thank you Katie! I find so much truth in your parrot story. Although I my know conceptually, I have to break out of my comfort zone to grow, it is still something I have not experienced to the fullest extent. In the past I have let go of some attachments or let go of most of an attachment, but there is a little piece I hold onto for that comfort. That IS what IS holding me back. Your post has really helped me evaluate my life and take a serious look at what comforts are enforcing those cage walls even stronger. Great food for thought with this post Katie. I love it!
October 28th, 2009 at 1:22 pm
Katie,
as usual you seem to have a way of knowing when I need to hear about a certain subject and this just follows suit. I’m struggling right now between following my passion and doing what I truly want in my life, versus doing what I feel I have to do just to survive.
While I will undoubtedly have to struggle for who knows how long in an attempt to build the life of my dreams, which also involves a much greater risk of things not working out in the end as planned, to continue to live my life in the same misery that I have always known is guaranteed to disappoint me.
So I will use this analogy to help me stay focused on my ‘burning desire’ to get out of my own ‘cage’, allowing me to be free.
So again, thank you and perfect timing.
Bryan Gira
Bryan´s last blog ..On The Other Side
October 28th, 2009 at 1:29 pm
Hi Katie,
Great video and article about letting go. I am going to send it to my daughter and ask her to listen to it. Thanks for having really thought provoking videos and articles.
Beverly
Beverly´s last blog ..Marketing Cereal Adding To The Childhood Obesity Epidemic
October 28th, 2009 at 1:29 pm
Right on Katie!
What a great blog post… super
VALUE here. True growth really
happens when we get our of our
CZ (Comfort Zone).
I want to THANK YOU for the knowledge
you’ve share with me… it’s definitely
pushed me outside of my CZ!
You said something so profound… we are
the only one’s that can create that freedom
for ourselves.
To living uncomfortably!!
Eric Goldstein´s last blog ..How To Build A Business Online FAST!
October 28th, 2009 at 1:53 pm
Katie… hearing your story about the parrot brought chills to my spine… now I could really see where I’m still holding on to the cage – and I am now ready to step out. Thank you, thank so much for the timely reminder!
Much Light & Love,
Andre
October 28th, 2009 at 2:18 pm
Hey Katie!
This is a great post and story!
It is so completely true that we hold
ourselves back despite how much we ’say’
we want certain things in our life!
I can definitely see areas in my life
where I am holding myself back and want
to do some deeper soul searching in
those areas.
Thank you for sharing this incredible
story with us!
Love and Growth,
Amanda
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October 28th, 2009 at 2:25 pm
Katie
Gerald Ralston here , also know as aka willy orbison
singer songwriter.
I really loved your post , it went along with a few
other things i have been experienced
One was let Go and let God do it.
and other was to learn to say YES and not NO
but yours was the best , we hold ourselves back
from getting EVERYTHING and and not just anything.
I have just last week , started the thirtydaychallenge
it has been a great week so far and it’s only Wed
plus Halloween is this weekend, so much fun
thanks again love your blog
mine is
http://www.geraldralston.com
plus add me on twitter, i will you
October 28th, 2009 at 2:59 pm
I really enjoyed this post, Katie. Thank you!
It got me thinking about a fundamental human paradox: We all know inherently that we have greatness inside of us. Simply looking at everything we’ve accomplished as a species will spark something inside of us (inspiration perhaps?) Yet, some of us feel afraid or perhaps unworthy of that greatness. I was reminded of a great quote:
“Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure. It is our light, not our darkness that most frightens us. We ask ourselves, Who am I to be brilliant, gorgeous, talented, fabulous? Actually, who are you not to be? Your playing small does not serve the world. There is nothing enlightened about shrinking so that other people won’t feel insecure around you. We are all meant to shine, as children do. It’s not just in some of us; it’s in everyone. And as we let our own light shine, we unconsciously give other people permission to do the same.” Marianne Williamson
Thanks again and keep it coming!
-Lindsay
Lindsay Fields´s last blog ..Unlocking Gratitude: Money Is Love
October 28th, 2009 at 3:34 pm
OMG, Katie! I love this post!
It’s so true. Often times we find ourselves holding on to what we know and our familiarities and not taking that step to attaining what it is that we want.
I really appreciate this post. It gave me a new outlook and I thank you for that.
Here’s To Growth and Expansion!
Yolanda Villeza
October 28th, 2009 at 3:37 pm
Thanks Katie,
Another great post. It is so true how we hang on to things. I can see many examples in my life and the lives of those closest to me where this happens. I just want to shake myself and others when this is happening and say COME ON, LET GO, BE FREE!
Why do we continue to spend our time in our comfort zone? I believe the answer is FEAR. Little do we know that on the other side of our FEAR lies our FREEDOM. Thanks again.
God Bless!
October 28th, 2009 at 3:54 pm
Hi Katie,
Don’t we all love telling ourselves the same old lies every day….
Great message, So true…
Faith & loads of love ! Keep it Going.
Thank You
Giorgio
October 28th, 2009 at 4:46 pm
Katie,
Loved the post and it reminded me of the baseball saying that really sums it up, “You can’t steal second base and keep your foot on first.
All the best
October 28th, 2009 at 5:09 pm
What a great story Katie you are awesome! Seems like we all are or were that parrot at times. It seems to be human nature to cling to the familiar. Ever look out the window & it looked so beautiful, I mean amazing & still all you want to do is stay in doors & lay on the couch & watch TV.. At the same time have the feeling that the day is so amazing! Then, man I missed the whole day!!. We need to act on what we are most passionate about, whether it be playing guitar or acting etc etc..That cage & the lack of gaining real freedom seems to start at the couch & a TV for many.. I must admit I’m guilty when there’s a good football game on lol.. Thank You Katie!!!!!!
October 28th, 2009 at 5:20 pm
Katie,
Your story about the parrot really resonates with me, as I’m sure it does with many people – but in the beautiful way of synchronicity…I was just thinking about this very topic moments before I read and listened to you. It’s crazy how often that happens for me.
In the whole big picture it seems that acknowledging how frightened one is to leave the comfortable cage or nest is such a big part of being able to finally jump off the edge. But the funny thing is how OFTEN we have to jump off! There just always seems to be one more edge to leap off and one more door to go through.
Thank you for this poignant reminder of the fact that the door is indeed open and all we have to do is fly out!
All the best to you Katie,
Buff
buff´s last blog ..The Law of Success by Napoleon Hill
October 28th, 2009 at 5:55 pm
Hi Katie…
What a truly great post and point. It is dead on right. The only thing that separates from what we want most in life is what is between our ears.
We can KNOW what we want…we can SEE what we want…and then because of FEAR … fear of change…fear of the unknown…we stay stuck…always on the outside looking in.
The only cure to this FEAR is LOVE. We have to learn to love ourselves enough to be all that we were destined to be at birth. We have to learn to love the dis-comfort zone…we have to learn to love the lessons we learn along the way…we have to learn to love ourselves enough to trust ourselves…
Here’s to enough love for all of us to break free of that sweet cage that holds captive all of our hopes and dreams…all of our possibility…
You are appreciated Katie !!
Wishing you continued success !!
Rose
Rose Mis´s last blog ..The Platinum Rule…
October 28th, 2009 at 6:09 pm
Hey Katie!
It is so evident in your videos how passionate you are about what you are doing and how sincerely you want to help other people to reach their full potential and achieve their goals. You are truly an inspiration.
This is such a great story. It really makes me stop and wonder if there are things that I am holding on to that are holding me back from getting to where I truly want to be. I can’t really think of anything in particular, but maybe like the parrot, there are things that I am doing and I’m completely unaware that those things are what are keeping me trapped in my cage.
Thank you so much for sharing this story and your self with all of us!
To harnessing the power within and breaking from from our cages!
Melissa
Melissa´s last blog ..Getting started on the journey…
October 28th, 2009 at 6:42 pm
hey katie that video and the book u got the story out of…hit the nail right on the head. as much as i want to do something more. im still stuck in the day to day grind of work to home. i know i need to spread my wings more…i hate working every day, but yet i have the resources and know how to get out of it but neglect to do anything about it. thanks for sharing.
Marcus
October 28th, 2009 at 7:10 pm
Inspiring story, Katie…thank you.
The problems people face are the combination of self, background, environments, situations and conditions. Sometimes people can handle it alone and sometimes they need for help.
Sometime they survive, sometimes they even get hurts, sometimes they do the right things and sometimes wrong.
We have always to learn along and do the best for our selves and others, sometime to ask for forgiveness and sometimes we have to give forgiveness. First thing first always have a good will and know thyself, secondly respect ourselves and others, thirdly do the best for ourselves and others, and last but not least we are just human……yes human……!
October 28th, 2009 at 7:20 pm
Hey Katie – What a great night to read your post. I have a girlfriend that is struggling with a life changing situation. She is almost ready to take that step and I KNOW this will help her make her decision! Thanks! I appreciate your passion! Ellen
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October 28th, 2009 at 7:51 pm
Wow! Great stuff as usual Katie. Stories like these are wonderful eye openers that of which make it easier to relate to our own lives. We think our lives are in that cage, but life doesn’t truly begin until we get out side of it.
The fear of the unknown can be absolutely paralyzing and it’s blogs and people like you that can help people shine when they decide to exit the cage. Thank you for the example you have set for what is possible and continues to be possible when you leave ‘the cage’.
Your light is beaming bright!
With love,
Gavin
PS Atleast that parrot could see he was in a cage. Many people have a sheet over their cage and think their cage is the world. They have not even woken up to the fact that there is such a thing as freedom.
The door is open, the sheet is off, and in the words of R. Kelly (yes I am having some fun here) it’s time to believe… “I believe I can fly, I believe I can touch the sky”
October 28th, 2009 at 9:08 pm
Hi Katie;
This post was amazing. Yes, it is true, we claimed we want freedom, success, etc. but we are not willing to do what it takes, which basically is to step out of our comfort zone.
I definitely can relate to that. when I started in this industry I wanted, like many people, to have wealth and freedom, but I wasn’t really ready to do that. I was getting ready to get ready instead of taking productive action.
Now, I know that my success is a consequence of following my purpose, and it is not an specific place, it is the process of going through the journey.
When I started this business I was so busy trying to succeed that I forgot to actually do what it was needed, lol.
Thanks, for this beautiful and inspiring story.
Carina
Carina´s last blog ..What is a MLM Network Marketing System and how does it fit in your Online Business?
October 28th, 2009 at 9:31 pm
People habitually depend on others for their happiness (or unhappiness), when the only person that they can truly rely on is themselves. Once you realize that YOU ARE THE MASTER OF YOUR OWN DESTINY, then you will begin to feel what real freedom is.
Thank you for such a mind-opening post, Katie.
Namaste,
Heather
Heather Taskovics´s last blog ..Perfection: Letting Go Of The Myth And Allowing Creativity To Grow
October 29th, 2009 at 2:30 am
Once again Katie, you have managed to clearly address an issue many of us have in our lives.
It is true, we, ourselves are the only one who can set ourselves free from the chains, (or the cage), that limit us.
Many people say they hate their job and want a change, a better life, and yet they do little about it. They are stuck and make excuses to themselves to justify staying where they are, (in their comfort zone). I can’t do that because….
This comes from a fear of stepping into the unknown, or outside their cage.
I recall a quote from T Harv Eker who said, “get ready, fire and aim”. Just do it!. Summon the courage to step out of the your comfort zone, your cage, and take action on those things you fear. Then fix up the bits that didn’t work later.
Set yourself free from your cage….
October 29th, 2009 at 4:06 am
Katie this is a great analogy. I can really relate to this. I am going to share a story here about how I let go of the cage.
About fifteen years ago I was that bird in the cage. I was so filled with fear about everything in life. I had learned this behavior directly from my mother who became widowed with 4 children at age 39, who learned it from her mother who became widowed with 3 children at age 40, who learned it from her mother who became widowed with 5 children also at a very young age. Do you see the pattern here?
Guess what my fear was at around age 40. That’s right, I lived in fear that my husband was going to die and I would also become widowed at a young age. Because I recognized this pattern and this fear based mindset, I decided to take action and change my mindset.
Through counseling, healing prayer and a great mentor, I can honestly say that I no longer am a fear based person but now I am faith based. I recognize now when fear is slipping in and therefore take immediate action to take hold of it and dispel it.
It is such a great feeling to be free of this fear which I feels is what limits most peoples belief in themselves and any great opportunities that pass by them. When fear starts creeping in I say to myself,
God did not give me a spirit of fear but of power, love and a sound mind.
Have a blessed day,
Beth
Beth Hawkins´s last blog ..Bad Deadly Knowledge: Do You Think Foods You Eat Provide All Nutrients Your Body Requires? If so, You Have Been Misinformed and You May Be Innocently Killing Yourself
October 29th, 2009 at 5:41 am
As always Katie this post was awesome and I thinks everyne of us is binded in some way to this moral of the story.
Everyone of us had to get out of their comfort zone and create the life they wanted.
Thanks again Katie and keep it coming!
Ciprian Bud´s last blog ..Ready To Say Goodbye To Your Job?
October 29th, 2009 at 7:24 am
Trust & FLY !
October 29th, 2009 at 7:44 am
Truly powerful Katie.
I totally agree that there are so many things that hold us back and we are the only ones that can create the freedom or what ever in our live.
I feel that so many people, myself included, get stuck in their own version comfort and cling to the cage. That fear of the unknown is a strong feeling but it’s through letting go and embracing those unknowns that we truly grow.
Thanks for the story and your thoughts around it Katie.
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October 29th, 2009 at 11:19 am
<3 If we were a parrot and we developed our own choice preferring abilities, the order of our emotional levels would balance! We would allow ourselves to think about positively motivating possibilies and ideas, desires, what it is that excites us and what it is that means the most to us, we would bring on new inspiring thoughts, 'habitualy' that duplicate and expand naturally in the essence that we are being attentive to, at that exact moment in our magical now. With our attention toward this light, 'essence' it would build and continue to light us up, and turn us on by producing more and more developing, reletive connections in our DNA from these faster frequency motions, as our light expands it excites our cells with characteristic expressions for us to see. From this simple process we would allow a softening of our beliefs, as we keep ourselves in the essence of our prefering and desiring, we are inspired more and more to bridge the gap between our desires and our beliefs. Our problems become solutions. As we are habitually addicted to our beliefs, our continued attention on our desires will allow a breaking point to propel us into an inspirational direction that will spring us into action toward what truly brings us our most joy! If our desire was to leave our cage, we would naturaly be guided in our joy!
Jordan Klimp´s last blog ..Integrating Empowerment & Financial Freedom
October 31st, 2009 at 7:58 pm
Katie you’re rocking! Of I’ve been breaking FREE of the cage for over 4 years. It’s a beautiful thing.
I’m starting to begin my platform speaking career and I LOVE it!
To Your SUCCESS because you ROCK!
Lots of love your way….
–Ryan Yokome
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November 1st, 2009 at 3:31 am
Nice video Katie, and a very timely message. Most people, as you say are looking for success but are afraid to leave their comfort zone in order to achieve what it is they want.There is a reason for this and it is not the allegeded dangers outside the zone. The problems lie inside in the mind of each of us.The reason we are afraid is because of the dangers we think are out there. these fears within our minds are fears programmed into us from early childhood. From our environment, our up bringing, parents, teachers media, and the negative scared society we live in. These fears in our mind are watched over by our ego. Our ego mind is created to protect us but in many cases it is too protective and it is this very thing which prevents us from seeking the freedon and success which abounds for everybody outside of those fears.. So remember if you want to succeed; break away from the limitations , beliefs and habit which are holding you basck in you mind. and you will find the door to freedom will always be open. cheers john
November 2nd, 2009 at 8:51 pm
That was a really great post Katie. I think 90% of people are exactly where you described right there. It is a shame really, I think I might be there as well. But this post definitely opens the eyes of oneself…so thank you for sharing it!
Regards,
Jose
Jose´s last blog ..Boricua ayudando al ambiente
November 2nd, 2009 at 11:16 pm
Hi Katie,
I watched this video back when you first published it on youtube (because I’m subscribed to you there) and I really relate to it. You also have a lot of great, insightful comments on this post. I like the one about the Phillipines. Jason also makes a significant point about how people complain, yet never do anything about their situation. Personally, this reminds me of A LOT that I’ve experienced others say and do (personal experience) as well as the scene in “8 Mile” with Eminem where he yells at his friends for always saying, “We need to do this. We need to do that.” yet never TAKE ACTION! Action I think is the key to personal development and succeeding at Network Marketing. Of course their are a lot of other keys, nonetheless, this is one.
God Speed – Katie – you never fail to inspire me!
Curt Bizelli
866-580-7490
November 3rd, 2009 at 10:22 am
Great point Katie!
I really believe that no matter how comfortable we think we are in life and with ourselves, there is always something holding us back from GREATNESS!
Your story came across in a very simple manner and I’m sure almost everyone can relate on some level.
Thanks for sharing this and have a wonderful day.
Dave and Dawn
Dave and Dawn´s last blog ..What Network Company Should You Choose?
November 4th, 2009 at 11:44 am
This is so true. I have been coaching students for about 6 months and I see this all the time.
people have such a hard time breaking out of their comfort zone that it literally paralyzes their chances success.
November 5th, 2009 at 3:16 am
Getting out of the comfort zone can be one of the most difficult things to do because we are scared of the unknown and unproven. We are also scared to fail. More often than not breaking this comfort zone leads to bigger and greater things. You never know what might happen if you never try. At least take some kind of action and try to do that thing you are afraid of doing.
Better still, totally demolish your comfort zone and never use it again! Have an attitude of unlimited power and belief that you can do anything.
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November 8th, 2009 at 3:10 am
Great post Katie. Your blog always just blows me away with how much value you bring to the table. You rock.
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December 8th, 2009 at 12:04 pm
Wow! Thanks so much for sharing! Your video really made me think.
Jackie Hall´s last blog ..Beachbody’s Brazil Butt Lift
December 20th, 2009 at 5:07 pm
Awesome post!
Being a business person, I have to constantly find raw material that keeps me up-beat and in a positive mindset and you never disappoint.
We call the cage “the content cave” and unfortunately there are entirely too many people that do not want to leave and explore new horizons.
What else is life about? There is much beauty out there you just have to have the guts to go and find it!
Thanks Katie
Jose H. Caraballo´s last blog ..What Farmville Taught Me About Business
December 27th, 2009 at 10:31 am
i need to break free too !thanks for that story
March 7th, 2010 at 2:32 pm
Aloha Katie:
It has been one amazing journey of five years towards personal growth and change. Often, all I knew is that I needed to get better in ALL aspects. Not just one, but many, and as a result, although slow growth and process in my enterprise, I sit here today and am thankful for that process of growth. And with all that change of going up and down, ready to change or not ready to change, willing to let go or not willing to let go, came “SURRENDER!” And today, as long as I put one foot in front of the other with consistency, passion and purpose, now is the time when life and business is really growing at full speed.
My mentors have taught me to be happily discontented, always leaving room for growth. To always put one foot in front of the other with trust. This I have done for five years. It’s always been uncomfortable. My mentor also taught me to be comfortable being uncomfortable and you’ll always be growing!
Thanks a bunch Katie!
Love,
Shannon
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March 17th, 2010 at 2:30 pm
Thank you SO much for sharing this Katie, your video really got me thinking!
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