When you see someone who’s got their sh*t together— in terms of health, lifestyle, relationships, parenting, happiness, money, whatever— it’s not likely they were born that way.
In fact, the opposite is probably true.
- They probably failed at relationships enough times to realize that the problem was them, not the other person.
- They felt miserable in their body long enough to figure out that the daily choices they make matter. A lot.
- They spent a lot of time asking questions like, "How can I make this situation better?"
- They spent little time, if any, asking, "Why me?"
- They realized that nobody else has the power to make them happy or unhappy. It was all on them.
- They were brave enough to admit that their life wasn’t all that it pretended to be, and ask for help from someone who could make a difference.
- They cared enough about their own happiness to get their sh*t together.
“You can’t go back and change the beginning, but you can start where you are and change the ending.”
—C.S. Lewis
I've got a few openings right now for private coaching with me. If you need some help getting out of your funk, email me and I'll send you more information.
Happy February!
