The Miracle Of Fabulosity

Welcome to this week's podcast, the Miracle of Fabulosity.

So what is the Miracle of Fabulosity? Would you love to travel at the speed and frequency of fabulosity? Of course you would.

Now, before you think this podcast is about fashion, fancy clothes or looking glamorous, let me explain what fabulosity means to me.

To me, fabulosity is not about trying to impress other people.

It's not about being better than anyone else.

And it's not about ego.

And it's certainly not about arrogance or false humility.

True fabulosity is something much deeper.

It is the courage to be fully yourself.

It is expressing your gifts, your talents, your creativity, and your unique personality without apology.

It is living with enthusiasm.

It is embracing life with joy.

It is about appreciating who you are while continually growing into more of who you are capable of becoming.

Remember, you are unlimited.

So you are capable of becoming all that you can be.

It is walking into a room knowing that your purpose is not to impress anyone, but to uplift everyone through your own inner peace, gratitude, happiness, and genuine love for other people and for life.

One of the greatest misunderstandings in life is the idea that humility means making ourselves smaller.

Many wonderful people have spent years hiding their gifts because they believe that being humble meant downplaying their talents.

minimizing their achievements or pretending they were less capable than they truly are.

But true humility is not belittling yourself.

True humility is knowing exactly who you are, not more than you are, not less than you are, exactly who you are in the moment.

The tall poppy syndrome used to be a common way of treating people who were too happy, too confident or too successful, especially back in the 70s in the UK and Australia.

Thankfully, things have changed enormously, which is wonderful.

However, from time to time, it still appears in people.

So don't listen to that sort of talk.