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Reader, Why do we keep doing it again and again? Make and break new year's resolutions? Because we have this incredible thing called the human spirit. You're more resilient than you give yourself credit for. Here's the evidence: You're here, reading this email, in spite of everything that's happened in your life. This shows you how resilient and strong you already are. You don't need anything else to believe this. So yes, set that 2025 goal. Break it by next week. But you know what will happen? Yes, you'll try again. You have to. It's wired in you to survive and keep growing and getting better. You know what will make it better? Having someone to:
That's what I'm offering you in 2025. A coach like me. Be warned though, some possible side effects of working with me:
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Sharon Singh Sidhu
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Hi Reader, I ended up the breadwinner, and started a business on the side of my job out of necessity. I had a 6-figure business debt, school going kids to support, my husband wasn't able to work, and I to leave an untenable work situation meaning we had no income. Sounds dramatic, and it definitely caused a lot of stress and anxiety at the time. But that was also when I decided that I was going to get smart about money because nobody was coming to save me I also realized that being in a...
Reader, Work expands to fill the time you give it. That's Parkinson's Law. This past week, I tried giving myself 10 minutes to write my daily LinkedIn post in the mornings. It worked. It might be stressful to some, but it energized me, as I watched the timer counting down while I typed away. 10 minutes isn't a magic number - there's no research behind it. It's just what I could fit into an already early start at 4.30am after my morning routine. So now, my morning routine looks like this...
Reader, It's 9.17pm on Sunday as I'm writing this newsletter that I should have sent by 9am today. And I really didn't feel like doing this when it's almost my bedtime for an early morning start tomorrow at 4.45am. Then I remind myself - this effort is the work that's building my dream. One brick at a time. One email at a time. So here we are! Today's topic is about owning your story. Because your story has value. All the decisions you made, the actions you took, the ups and downs - they all...