It’s YOU…You And Your Thoughts.

I have just finished a coaching call with a client who ended it by saying;

“Wow, I feel amazing. I have never realised how our brains so easily go to the negative.
It’s my thoughts about what’s happening that is creating my anxious feelings…NOT what’s going on around me!”

Listen up folks because I have news for you.

Drum role…Guess what’s keeping you from the life you want…it’s YOU…You And Your Thoughts.

Think about it.

When you want to influence a friend, colleague, family member, or client about something
you are 100% committed to persuading them about your idea, yes?  

So when you want to create a new thought or belief about what is possible for you,
the same principle applies.

You have to sell yourself with the same 100% commitment.

The reality is that people don’t make themselves as important as they make others.

When it comes down to you, yes, you can keep telling yourself;

I am not capable of having a great business or job as well as a fabulous family life.

I’ll never get to do all the travel I want to.

I’ll never be the kind of leader my team needs…

Plus all the other self-limiting and critical thoughts you have about yourself.

Or you could…if you decide to…be brave enough to believe in yourself and your potential.

Your potential to be and do anything you want.

I believe in you.

I believe you can achieve way more than you ever dream, or think is possible.
 

It’s what I do.
 

I help people to

Stop being self-critical.

Stop limiting themselves.
Become clear on what they want.

Believe in themselves.

Reach out to me to schedule your first steps in creating the life you want.  

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Are You Feeling Stuck?

 

Having coached thousands of people over the years, I have noticed a pattern that stops people from moving forward and there are 3 straightforward ways to shift this that I share in my latest video series.

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Till next time,

Sharon