S2 Love Yourself to Prosper: How Self-Care Fuels Success

In this episode I'm talking about taking care of ourselves.

I realize that taking care of myself allows the universe to take care of everything else.

And this means taking care of my physical body by eating nutritious food that nurtures my body, exercising regularly, Taking natural supplements to support my health.

Enjoying moderate wine and coffee.

I'm still working on the coffee.

Also taking care of my mental and emotional health by nurturing myself with loving thoughts.

Feeling high vibe emotions.

Having encouraging self-talk.

tuning into my heart, into the heaven in my soul frequently.

I love this feeling of love filling every cell of my body and trusting and believing in my natural ability to create, keeping the flame of optimism in the truth of infinite possibilities burning constantly brighter, warmer.

making my well-being at all levels my highest priority by loving myself unconditionally.

And this thriving version of myself aligned with my true self is a magnet for more clients to serve, more fun, more allowing, more gratitude and more fulfillment, inspiring more souls through me and as me.

It hasn't always been like this.

I've been consciously working on myself for more than 20 years.

My journey began when I started studying NLP, Neuro Linguistic Programming.

Pivoting from a successful career in IT, I wanted to replicate that success in coaching, both in income and impact.

What a roller coaster it was, riding the pattern of feast and famine.

I couldn't create a consistent income.

Just as I thought this was it, I was back to struggling.

It was as if I just couldn't break through.

And often I thought, why don't I get it? It's like there was an invisible force determined to obscure me from union with my higher self.

And yes, it was an invisible force.

In fact, it still works tirelessly to limit me.

And this force is my ego mind, relentlessly trying to lure me into the entrapment and victimization through attachment.

Of course, you see, attachment has subtle layers.