Aug 20, 2019
What You Will Learn in This Episode
- How to recognize if you are ready for growth, or need to shut a project down
- The power of reconnecting with your desire and ultimate vision when you feel like you are in the darkness
- Why you have to put yourself in the same room with the people that have the life you want
- Recognizing what your jealousy is telling you and why it isn’t a bad thing
- Why investing in yourself is a lifelong commitment
How to Get Started with Alignment and Clarity
- Start paying attention to the breadcrumbs
- Observe how you are reacting to what is calling you
- Whatever we judge, we actually block
- You will show up when you are in alignment
You have to have the capacity for the life that you are saying that you want and you have to be taking action that is in alignment with that life. This is why mentors that have that life are so important.
Links and Resources
Hiring & Empowering Solutions on Facebook
https://www.linkedin.com/in/molly-hall
About Emily Williams
EMILY WILLIAMS IS A SUCCESS COACH,
ENTREPRENEUR,
AND AUTHOR WITH A SEVEN-FIGURE BUSINESS WHO,
AT ONE POINT, COULDN’T GET A JOB AT STARBUCKS.
She knows what it is to live with
fear, insecurity, and a fair amount of jealousy—not to mention be
up to your ears in debt. After a series of low-paying jobs that
left her feeling bored and stuck, she decided she had to follow her
heart. So she started to dream big—about moving to London (where
she knew no one), writing a book (which she wasn’t sure anyone
would read), and launching her own coaching business (without
knowing if she could earn a dime). And people told her what she
wanted wasn’t “realistic.”
In 2010, Emily moved to London. She started writing. And in 2014, she launched her business. She made $442 the first month—and hit six figures in six months. Inside of 18 months, she hit seven figures—a meteoric rise that would be impressive for anyone, let alone a small-town girl from Ohio. It wasn’t realistic, it wasn’t luck, and it isn’t a secret. Emily made critical shifts in the way she viewed money and made decisions (including a sizeable investment in her business), and took action to get past her fears. And then she started teaching other women how to do the same thing.