We have to drop the idea of ”Trying to Catch Up” | Archived Episode

Are you burdening yourself with thoughts that no one else has (or probably will) verbalize?

For much of my life, I’ve believed that if I got enough done, checked as many things as I could off my list, or could be really productive a few days in a row, I’d be “caught up.” Then, I could relax.

Well, the complete no-pressure, there’s nothing else to do day never came. I was on this endless path of go-go-go, and as much as I could accomplish in a day was never enough. 

Over time, this burden of self-fabricated pressure and busy work begins to weigh heavily on our minds and makes us feel like we’re falling behind. Behind what, though? And what were we trying to catch up to? 

It’s time to quit looking at the ever-accumulating to-do’s that aren’t done yet and time to begin celebrating the unrecognized achievements of our everyday lives. 

In this episode and during the podcast, we’ll discuss how to shift our mindset, implement a better routine for ourselves and our family, and create that abundance we’ve always wanted.

I’m here to provide you with the guidance to feel comfortable and confident to talk about these topics and teach your children along the way because it’s not just for us; we are setting an example for our kids and showing them the way to abundance. 

Trust me. I get it! I too was in and still am in your shoes. Life is messy, but we have more control over our perspective than anything else. It’s that perspective that makes a huge difference!

Abundance means different things to different people, but to me, it means putting a stop to all the chaos, being as present as possible, and being fulfilled by the choices I have made. 

In this episode, listen for

• Why we all need to drop the idea of “trying to catch up.” 
• Who I'm helping reach abundance 
• How the perspective that you’re “trying to catch up” fuels the belief that we aren’t good enough 

Edge a little closer toward abundance by noticing when you’re trying to catch up on something. Take a step back and solidify your belief that you are enough. 

Begin to train your mind to highlight the things you have done and celebrate those instead of always looking ahead at the things you haven’t done yet.  This week I challenge you to notice the negative voice and ask yourself if those thoughts are really true. 

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