Robin Deluna

Just me and my little!

I spent the last two days of my life crying.

Some of the tears were happy, and some were not. It was a roller coaster of emotion that I am still trying to process.

I attended the Annual Mastermind for the school that changed my life and taught me the skills to help others' change theirs--The Life Coach School.

That's right. I'm a life coach. I say that loud and proud, where once I was embarrassed.

The picture you see here, is of a group of people that are making millions changing the lives of others. They had the courage to believe in the impossible. They put one foot in front of the other even when they didn't think they could. They completely changed their identity, and how they show up in the world.

Because of their determination, they pave the way for other women like me.

To be in a room full of like-minded humans who stand in the purpose of changing the world by changing themselves first, was beyond something I can describe. I am grateful to be a part of this movement.

The past two days gave me life, but it also brought up all my s**t.

Self-doubt, and fear shows up in anything you do that is outside your comfort zone.

My biggest takeaway from this event is my new thought that it might be possible for me to be one of these women.

I will practice this until I believe it.

The last two days was hard, and I would do it again ten times over.

When you find a letter you wrote almost two years ago, to your past self...

You can't help but smile and realize the message still resonates.

The truth is, I wasn't sure I could be a good coach. I wasn't sure I could become a speaker. I wasn't sure I could stop worrying about other peoples' opinions long enough to allow myself to be "new" at something, to be "not perfect".

The final sentence says it all.

I Love You Robin. Good Job!

Do you write yourself letters? It's so powerful. Even more powerful when you read it from the place where you have achieved what you set out to do.

This is what I teach women to do. Love yourself. Connect with yourself. Become your biggest fan, and celebrate your wins because that's your job, no one else's.