Without limitations and constraints, freedom becomes meaningless.
Hi Reader,
Without limitations and constraints, freedom becomes meaningless.
Sure, there's material freedom money buys, like:
- The option to leave a job you hate.
- Time to do what you want.
- A comfortable lifestyle.
- A sense of security.
While you're working on 👆, you still have to deal with the limits and constraints you have now.
Sometimes, dealing with limits and constraints requires you to do hard things like:
- Ask for that pay rise.
- Make the presentation.
- Stick with consistent action.
True freedom is your ability to consciously choose to do the hard thing when you don't feel like it because you have a deeper, stronger, reason that makes the hard thing worth it.
Your ultimate goal makes it all worth it.
Or maybe you choose not to do the hard thing because that reason wasn't deep and strong enough to compel you to.
Either way, you choose to do what you do.
This conscious choice is true freedom.
Without this ability to make a conscious choice, we're no different from animals or cats - no wait, even cats make conscious choices.
Conscious choice makes you a free, human being.
A powerful creator of your life.
If you're ready to practice making conscious choices and exercising your freedom to achieve your goals, join me in my signature all-women workshop, 'Create Your 2024' in January.
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See you there!
Sharon
Sharon Singh Sidhu
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