If you catch yourself before you 'should' on yourself you'll see that 'should' that feels so important is just another belief that you can choose to change.

Our minds can be our worst enemies. Our minds are constantly making up stuff about whats good/bad, right/wrong, important/irrelevant, etc. We are run by these beliefs, many of which are arbitrary and constantly changing.

Think about an issue that tends to worry you over and over. Why is this worry imprisoning you by creating a ton of stress when a lot of other people aren't even aware of it?

We all pick different issues and beat ourselves up about getting these issues done, getting them right, takig care of them etc. They only feel important to us because our minds made up that they're important issues. At same time we're totally unaware of other issues that other people are constantly worrying about. It's silly and it also causes heart attacks.

The most problematic two words ever put together are 'good enough.' What exactly is good enough? Nothing is. Is doesn't exist. It's a subjective choice that's like a carrot on a stick that is impossible to achieve. It moves farther away with every new accomplishment.

'Good enough' is an American complex. It may exist in other countries (though Spanish language doesn't even have words to describe it), but in America it's in air we breathe.

Most Americans feel like they're 'not good enough.' But if you ask them (or yourself), "What would be good enough?" they're dumbfounded. They don't have an answer as to what signifies achieving 'good enough.' All they know is that they can find millions of other people who appear (key word) to have things they don't have. They think that if they had all these things, maybe they would be good enough ...until they see something else they don't have that they think they want, need, can't get or should have. I invite you to choose one of these words a day to stop using. Catch yourself before word leaves your lips. If word gets out simply correct yourself with a powerful positive statement.

If you're about to say, "I want to go to movies," then instead simply say "I would like to go to movies." or "I choose to go to movies." Now you're using words that create possibility and express responsibility. Doesn't it feel better when you speak like this? Yes, it does. It's because your speaking from a place of power.

It's your life. Choose to create it with words that reflect responsible, powerful masterful spirit that you are.

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Often, people have a vision and a plan, but it's always "tomorrow." Tomorrow they will start. They're too tired tonight. The economy is lousy. It will take too long to achieve that dream. It's too expensive. There's no time.

There are a million excuses, but no reasons NOT to pursue your vision for an ideal life. If you have a vision and a plan, but lack motivation to get there, a coach can help. A coach helps to troubleshoot barriers that stop you in your tracks so that those impassable mountains become molehills. A coach finds out what drives you and what keeps you on track, as well as recognizing when you are slacking off. A coach keeps you accountable and will ask you regularly if you're doing what you say you really want.

Where are you in your life? Do you have a vision of where you want to be, what you want to do, how you want to live? Maybe you have a vision, but you don’t have a plan. Any maybe you have both vision and plan but need help motivating yourself to follow plan. A coach can help you at any stage of this process so that you can see that vision, design that plan, or be inspired to motivate yourself toward your goals.

Many people can and do achieve their dreams alone. And many more people benefit from guidance, focus, and accountability a coach offers.

So, why would you need a coach? Simply, to help you reach your dreams so that life you live is life you want to live. Your life is beckoning - do you have vision, plan, and motivation to get there?