And She Spoke Tracy Litt and Escaping the Pitfalls of the Past
Our past traps us.
It traps us into thinking that we’re inadequate, and can never become our fully actualized selves.
The worst part is, we listen.
And we never grow.
According to today’s guest Tracy Litt, the past has no business affecting our future.
And that it should only ever exist between our two ears.
Tracy is a spiritual advisor and mindset teacher to female leaders and entrepreneurs.
And her teachings stem from one crucial statement:
We are the root cause of everything we experience
So, all of us are only one choice away from changing our lives, altering it for the better, and feeling freer and happier.
Just like the choice Tracy made four years ago to walk away from a successful career in Human Resources to start her own coaching business.
Despite voices from her past telling her not to.
In today’s episode, Tracy takes us through how to dispel those discouraging voices from the past, how to become closer to your most actualized self, and unlock your true potential.
If you’re stuck in life - in a job you hate, running a business that’s on a standstill, or thinking about shifting careers, Tracy’s voice might just be the magic spell to get you out of your fix and achieve greatness!
Here’s a peek at what else you can expect:
- Why Tracy’s corporate career was so life-sucking
- The concept of listening to you ‘actualized self’ above all else
- When and why Tracy faltered in her business and how she came out the other side
- The concept of the ‘fear talk track’
- The importance of treating your business as unique to you
- What the statement ‘the how is none of my business’ means
- Why you should always take a step back and calm down
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This Week’s Joy and Hustle:
Tracy’s Joy and Hustle is dancing! According to her, there’s no problem ‘a good shimmy can’t solve.’ On the work side, dancing and moving your body can refresh your mind and get you to that space where you’re actually excited to work rather than go about your day from a place of stress or pressure.
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