194 - All Out Messy Action

It Starts With Heart

Ever felt the prickling heat of fear when stepping out of your comfort zone? That's the crucible of growth I've faced while launching into the world of social media for my online business—something I'm eager to share with you. Wrestling with the silence of 'tumbleweeds' on new accounts and the internal battle of posting consistently, I've come to realise the strength in vulnerability and the power of messy action. From the home office, where parenting and business tasks collide, I recount the sometimes chaotic, always authentic journey of building a presence online and the courage it takes to learn in the public eye.
Navigating through the thicket of doubts and fears is no small feat, especially when the path involves baring your soul and work to an online audience. The push to make public commitments as a form of accountability has been a game-changer for me, spurring action over stagnation. It's a dance of discipline and resolve, where I've learned that each step taken is a ripple that can inspire others. And through the trials of illness or the unpredictability of family life, I continue to honour my promise of consistency—a testament to the resilience we all possess.
In the spirit of continuous improvement, I delve into my 'path to freedom reflection strategy' and how it anchors my weeks—setting intentions, reflecting on progress, and adapting where necessary. It's about fine-tuning life's practices, be it communication, exercise or mindset, in a cycle of reflection and enhancement. My hope is that by sharing this journey, you'll be inspired to take your own imperfect steps towards success and happiness. Join me on this real-life adventure where we embrace the beautiful mess of growth, both personal and professional.

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Lots of love!
Rebecca xx

פרקים

1. The Power of Messy Action (00:00:00)

2. Overcoming Fear and Taking Action (00:12:40)

3. Taking Messy Action (00:24:47)

4. Self-Reflection for Improvement (00:28:23)