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I don’t take it lightly when I don’t hit my goals
I also learned that I also don’t take it lightly when I do hit my goals.

Imposter syndrome has been the enemy for the last few weeks.

I am constantly filled with abundance yet I do not feel like I can celebrate it or enjoy it. If I do, then it will be ripped from under me. I hate saying that even out loud. To work so hard to get to this point and feel this?

Just know that if you don’t work on yourself, even the most amount of abundance and money can feel like nothing has changed. It is the inner work that counts the most.

The inner child in you carries traumas that hold you back from doing certain things or in my case enjoy certain things. We all go through some kind of trauma. It is our responsibility to work with it to understand and do better.

Today I wrote down all the abundance that has found it’s way to me. Turns out there’s much more to celebrate than I thought. I forgive myself for not knowing any better, I forgive myself so I can move forward and enjoy the moments I work hard for, I forgive myself so the next milestone can also impact and teach others to do the same as well.

When in doubt, write it out.

The most confident person in the room will always outweigh the one that is least confident.

Confidence will literally be your super power once you learn how to master it.

The missing piece that I couldn’t find for so long was because I wasn’t associating confidence with integrity. I had absolutely no idea how to birth that into me... I won’t sell myself short, I am a hard worker. Although when I started, my hard work only laid on the surface, the “confidence” I exhutted was a total front for my own protection.

How many of you can say that? I masque it because it’s easier. This business will not reward you drastically until you take off that masque and change your blue print to your confidence journey. Confidence is earned from the promises we make and keep with ourselves.

This business showed me that the least loyal person in my life, was me.
I start, get a little momentum, then I give up... or lay low for a while, sound familiar?

The valley of despair has always been the lesson continuously thrown in my face, with men, with friends, with work, with self love.
The day I decided to love and cherish my struggle, gratitude came flowing in. Since, then I knew my world was exactly what I needed, not what I needed to fight.

Having what it takes starts with personal integrity, change your blue print, and accept when you are wrong..
And I swear you won’t need validation, because inside you’ll always know it starts and ends with you.

Now part and PROUD of MONAT motor club

Thank you for showing me lessons I’ll forever take with me. I am truly living a dream.

@ Barrie, Ontario

Starting to love mom jeans & embracing size 8.

Love this version of her 🖤

Success isn’t about what you know, it’s about what you do with what you know.

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