Passionate & Prosperous with Stacey Brass-Russell
Jul 8, 2026 · 28 min · 10 segments
We are officially at the halfway point of 2026, and if you started the year with a vision, a word of the year, or a list of declarations about who you wanted to be, this is the moment to pause and…
Stacey Brass RussellHostAnd If there's one thing that I know, it's that even when I start my year off with great intentions and a vision and all kinds of declarations and things that I say I want to be, do, and have, and I've got my word of the year and, you know, all of the things, what I also know is that very often things don't always go exactly as planned.
But either way, I think that we get to this point at the midway of the year, halfway through the year, and I think there's a great opportunity for us to pause and And not reassess, like not that you have to like think, oh, I better reassess, but to just take stock and see where you are, see how things have been going since the beginning of the year, see if you're on track for the things that you said you wanted to be on track for.
And you know what? Sometimes you're not or we're not and it's really important to realize that that's okay.
Sometimes it's because as you've been doing the first half of the year, things have been revealed.
The course or the path has changed a little bit and sometimes it's because there were Life started lifing, right? That can happen.
And then also sometimes as you're taking action and as you're doing things, you just find out that like things are taking shape in a different way or your goals and dreams and vision have shifted a little bit or you realize something or something gets your attention or with all of the feedback and information that you've been getting or from what you've been doing over the first six months, you realize that you have more clarity and so forth.
So I wanted to pop on today and first of all, normalize this because I, you know, consider myself to be a successful person.
I consider myself to be someone who makes things happen and gets things done and I put out and create a lot of new things, including like an episode of this podcast every week.
And If there's one thing that I know, it's that even when I start my year off with great intentions and a vision and all kinds of declarations and things that I say I want to be, do, and have, and I've got my word of the year and, you know, all of the things, what I also know is that very often things don't always go exactly as planned.
But either way, I think that we get to this point at the midway of the year, halfway through the year, and I think there's a great opportunity for us to pause and And not reassess, like not that you have to like think, oh, I better reassess, but to just take stock and see where you are, see how things have been going since the beginning of the year, see if you're on track for the things that you said you wanted to be on track for.
And you know what? Sometimes you're not or we're not and it's really important to realize that that's okay.
Sometimes it's because as you've been doing the first half of the year, things have been revealed.
The course or the path has changed a little bit and sometimes it's because there were Life started lifing, right? That can happen.
And then also sometimes as you're taking action and as you're doing things, you just find out that like things are taking shape in a different way or your goals and dreams and vision have shifted a little bit or you realize something or something gets your attention or with all of the feedback and information that you've been getting or from what you've been doing over the first six months, you realize that you have more clarity and so forth.
So I wanted to pop on today and first of all, normalize this because I, you know, consider myself to be a successful person.
I consider myself to be someone who makes things happen and gets things done and I put out and create a lot of new things, including like an episode of this podcast every week.
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