In my last email I shared how one insight changed my professional and personal life.  

 

Years ago I found myself stuck in my business, causing financial and personal stress, until I had an insight that changed everything, fast.

 

I had all the strategies from business coaches, I analysed my mental roadblocks, but it didn’t change my situation.

 

It was during a coaching session, I explained that everything I was putting out there in my business wasn’t connecting with people, and I’d made the conclusion “nobody wants what I have to offer”.

 

It was at that moment that I realised I had been making this personal.

 

And then my coach said the one sentence that broke this spell and changed my business in that instant. She said:

 

“Not everything you do is going to work out”.

 

Sounds so simple that you might be thinking, I already knew that Vesna.

 

But for me, the penny dropped.

 

You see, I had this belief that “it’s me, I’m the problem” rather than something as neutral and impersonal as, some things work out and some things don’t.

 

My unconscious pattern was jumping into projects full of enthusiasm, but if within the first few days it didn’t go as I expected, I quickly decided it wouldn't work and I'd quit.

 

The only thing keeping me stuck?

 

Was the quitting.

 

After my insight, the next project I started, all of that thinking came rushing back but instead of quitting I continued with curiosity.

 

Within 3 months my business turned around, I was hiring staff, I moved into a new home and lived a full life. When I say it turned around fast, I'm not kidding.

 

It also showed me that there is something more intelligent at work in my life, than just my hard work.

 

‘Rely on the unseen forces”

Price Pritchard

 

I could never make that happen so fast – there was some universal intelligence moving things in my favour.

 

When I shared the workshop last week, women in my Evolution program shared their powerful experiences with insights.

 

One woman had an insight to change careers in her 60’s and another to leave her corporate job and start a business, because “why not me” was her insight.

 

They all agreed the insights made their leap easier and successful, without the hard work.

If you’re stuck in any area, hopefully this email has sparked new thinking or maybe even an insight.