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This Webinar Will Help Your Business Get Into Momentum

By on June 20, 2022

One of the most critical parts of your business is getting into momentum, whether creating a product, putting up a website, or working on any project. With momentum, things happen rapidly, and you can get into action and achieve amazing results!

When you have momentum, everything seems to roll forward easier; you can take action, you’re in the flow, stuff gets done faster, things happen synergistically, you are proactive instead of reactive, and extraordinary results are produced.

Join us for an extraordinary webinar where we’ll discuss what momentum is, how to get into it, and how to stay there!

During this free one-hour conversation, Britta and I will walk you through our 3-step process for getting into momentum and staying there.

Here is some of the stuff we’ll be covering:

  1. Desire is the root of all achievement. ? Passion is the oil in your lamp. How much do you want it on a scale of 1-10? What do you want to create? Who do you want to be? What do you want to experience? Our intention is at the root of everything we do in our lives. It’s where we begin and end each day, and it’s purposeful. When you get crystal clear about what you want, your life can *begin* to flow more easily.
  2. Trust that you are already exactly where you need to be, and let yourself believe your desire will unfold for you without a shadow of a doubt. ??‍♀️ When you stop trying to control what’s happening around you and trust that everything is unfolding in Divine Order—even the parts that don’t feel great—Life starts to get easier! The more trust that you have in the flow of life, the more flow there will be in your Life because Life is simple; when you resist something, it persists; when you accept it, it changes; when it has served its purpose, it moves out of your life. If this is still a dream, trust that this is your calling!
  3. Many of us have heard the saying, “Where there’s a will, there’s a way.” ✨ In fact, it’s one of my favorite lines! The trouble is that many confuse the emotion of Willingness with the stalwart endurance of willpower or even willfulness to satisfy our stoic sensibilities. Willpower is about control; it is forceful, bold, and intrepid. It reeks of individual determination and suggests that if you want something badly enough, you can demand it, and with enough self-control, you can will it into being. And yet, if you try to use willpower alone to overcome any bad habit or force something to happen, you are guaranteed to fail. And with enough failed attempts, you will begin to believe you are unfortunate, doomed, weak, lazy, unmotivated, unlucky, perhaps even less deserving, less capable, or less disciplined. The Universe is conspiring against you. You just haven’t gotten the same lucky breaks that others have. Willingness, on the other hand, is sympathetic, non-judgmental, and open-minded. It seeks the path of least resistance and is committed to participation. You gotta get into it! When desire + belief match willingness, the Universe rewards us with manifestation.

If you’re tired of pushing sand uphill and wondering, “How can I get into action and stay there?” this webinar is for you.

Join me and my dear friend and brilliant colleague, Britta Aragon, for a powerful free webinar on how to get into momentum! Let the power of the Universe get in behind you, taking you to new heights in your career and personal life!

 

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