One of the biggest lessons I've learned about building a sustainable business: consistency and simplicity matter, especially when things get difficult.
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One of the biggest lessons I've learned about building a sustainable business: consistency and simplicity matter, especially when things get difficult.
Expansion is going to trigger you, your expansion is going to trigger others around you, it will also inspire others around you and you are going to grow in ways you never anticipated, if you spend your life running from your triggers, you will make expansion harder.
When I started #WealthyMoney, my greatest fear happened - I had people writing to me telling me how they were praying for me to find God, how they were scared of me, how they doubted me because I was talking about ancestral trauma and the spirit of money.
Using simple spreadsheets, making cutbacks and saving towards specific targets or trying to reduce debts are all effective ways to manage your money. They keep our bank accounts in the black, help us to make more interest and reduce debt payments. Money management should be part of our everyday life.
But, what about when everything goes wrong, like now?
One of the things I had to do in addition to releasing my vow of invisibility, was to own how I make others invisible.
And how I force others to dim their light or shun people who shine brightly.
For example:
*When I started in business, I used to be one of those people who didn’t want to support coaches that I saw growing and doing the things I wished to do.
*I used to feel some type of way when people shared their victories and be silently envious that they were doing well.
*I’d also secretly want people around me to shrink and stay small and not really grab opportunities. And start to distance myself from well performing friends.
*I’d verbally support my friends to look good but in my heart, it didn’t feel so good. So I wouldn't easily share knowledge I knew would benefit them because I needed us to be on the same wave length because I didn’t believe I could do what they were doing.