Adele Wang Adele Wang

Many people know they aren't living their lives' purpose but they aren't sure what that is. Usually there's a sense that they would like to make more of impact, doing something meaningful. Often this is in empowering, teaching or leading others in some way. But how do you even get started, especially when you're not sure what exactly that is? And is it OK to dream of being big and monumental? What if you don't feel like you have anything special to offer?

This clip gives you some clarification around things that stop many people from moving forward. Save yourself time from being dragged down the rabbit hole of doubt and confusion so you can just start.

What If Self - Improvement Is A Big Set Up For Frustration and Marketing of Stuff? by Adele Wang

We hear it all the time, that we need to develop more self love. But what does that mean? What do you do to get there?

If you've been wanting to earn a living doing what you actually like to do and wondering how to do that, tune in as I interview Monica Shah of Revenue Breakthrough. I call these kinds of conversations "The Inner Being of Being in a Business":
- Defining moments (the "OMG this just isn't for me -- so what is??" realizations)
- How she discovered her inner genius (it wasn't what she expected at first)
- How to know if owning a business is for you or not
- What many business coaches don't tell you
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A lack of self esteem and confidence holds many people back from achieving their full potential. It keeps people from going for their dreams. And yet, sometimes people confuse the result ("confidence") with the process ("how to be more confident"). In fact, people often spend a lot of energy on their inner work that can actually delay action forward. It's like the energy of getting ready to finally live life.

Similarly, sometimes well-meaning parents who are trying to instill self esteem and confidence in their children end up creating the opposite result of what they wanted. We have a generation of young people who psychologists have noted are more anxious and lacking in confidence than ever before, in spite of well-intentioned loving "helicopter parents".

Drawing on my experience working with hundreds of people to help them create success, this clip offers a perspective that may be useful. Basically, the "what" is different than the "how".

"You don't need confidence. You need courage."

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Relationships are at the top of the list in terms of what's needed for a fulfilled, purposeful life. Listen in for a new approach that can help you get out of relationships that are codependent/overly needy) or hyper-independent (unfulfilled, passionless and lonely). Stay tuned for Part 2 on this topic.