Come New Year’s day, for most people - if they’re not too hungover - they’ll set a list of intentions for their goals. Lose X amount of pounds. Be a better parent. Go to the gym X Make X amount of money this year. If you’re a high achiever, you may have a very loooooong list. Discover your full potential and tap into your reign. Click to read the full blogspiration.
Hi, I’m Kimberly Spencer, and I’ve been addicted to doing. I’m a do-er. Most of the people I work with are do-ers. In fact, it’s hard to get us to NOT do. There is always something to-do. A neverending to-do list of “shoulds” and “supposed to’s.” To be honest, we LOVE the hustle, the thrill of rising into a challenge, the testing of our limits to see just how hard we can push ourselves. Be aligned with your purpose and tap into your reign. Click to read the full blogspiration.
Have you ever been so overwhelmed, you feel like you’re paralyzed to do anything? Do you struggle with feeling like there is never enough time to get everything you want to get done? The beauty of overwhelm is...well...it’s like the body. When you’re lifting weights, you’re working out to failure. You’re doing reps until your body is literally OVERWHELMED with the capacity and cannot go anymore. Allow for the rest and tap into your reign. Click to read the full blogspiration.
Expectations can be hard to manage, especially when you’re a high achiever.We tend to set the bar pretty darn high for how life/business/our bodies “should be.In the past, I’ve had this expectancy of what I “should” be making or “should” be doing around the holidays.So many shoulds.You should have turkey on Thanksgiving.You should sell on Black Friday.You should be making more money.There is a difference between living with expectations - having a belief that certain dreams and desires that you have will come true.And operating with expectancy - being in the STATE of anticipation.Manifest your dreams to reality and tap into your reign. Click to read the full blogspiration.
Why is it that so many people struggle and suffer from shoulding themselves? Where they should be. What they should be doing. How much they should be making. Why they should be farther along by now. Here’s the thing, I’ve noticed with working for high achieving visionary leaders for the past 4 years now… The more you SHOULD yourself, the more you’re stuck in the SHOULD instead of enjoying what is. Discover how you can learn to enjoy the present moment and speed up your progress by kicking all the “should’s” to the curb.
