Once she made connection and saw power of these pervasive beliefs it was as if a light bulb went off. She immediately asked me how she could “get rid” of offending thoughts so her business would grow. I took a deep breath and told her, in my experience, it wasn’t possible to “get rid” of thoughts.

I continued on and suggested that best she could hope for was to embrace her thoughts; all of her thoughts. The first step was for her to expose old, incorrect assumptions, bring them into light of day and then replace them with what is true.

She got very excited at prospect. She then revealed to me that in fact she was barely even promoting herself in any tangible way to build her business. It became clear to both of us how her underlying belief that she was lazy was fulfilling itself. She was leaning on “spiritual marketing” and some magical thinking to compensate for her lack of ability to actually get out there, talk to people and take meaningful action.

Once she saw that she could embrace her limiting thoughts (that were bound to keep coming up), continue her practices and take action her whole outlook brightened. We set a plan into motion for her to actively engage as a successful businesswoman and build her business into a thriving success.

She’s well on her way.

It’s YOUR life…imagine possibilities!

Ask yourself - What have I accomplished in last week? Month? Year? Write down you answers so that you can see just how voluminous your response is.

In our fast paced society, it can be easy to always ask "What's next?" But stopping to celebrate our successes can be invigorating, providing enthusiasm and energy needed to tackle that next project.

Step 2: Share

Farmers offer their harvest to others. It could be that extra tomato given to neighbor or acres of soybeans sold for profit. Either way, produce must be used or it has no value.

Now look at you list of accomplishments. What have you learned that you can share with others? How can things you have "harvested" be used to serve community -- either on a volunteer basis or for profit? Regardless, there is value in what you've reaped.

Happy Harvesting!