In recent weeks, things I have done in my normal day to day life has prompted several people to highlight something that I have previously taken for granted. They say I am brave. Brave wasn't really a word I felt when I boarded a plane to Thailand, and travelled across Australia in a campervan, when I jumped 15'000 feet out of a plane, or off a bridge strapped to a bungee rope. I didn't feel brave when I set up home in New Zealand and I don't know if I felt brave so much when I opted for surgery that 'could' save my eye sight, neither did I feel brave when I dumped boyfriends that weren't giving me what I wanted or jobs that weren't working for me, or when I stood in-front of sixty people at my launch party a year ago unleashing both myself and Holsam Life onto the UK.
I just felt like me.
And then I remember being at school, and college, at university and in past jobs I'd had before my breakthrough. Brave was always there, but it had to be, because so was inner negative crap, so I effectively 'felt the fear and did it anyway' and had to 'be brave'. In hindsight, knowing what I know now, that was pretty stressful, to always be doubting and second guessing myself, to compare myself to another's journey, to feel like I ALWAYS had something to prove.
Now I know, brave isn't a feeling, it's a doing, and I reckon brave is the new beautiful. Brave is in all of us, and can be accessed without having to feel fear first. Essentially the law of attraction, when you believe it you will achieve it, so identify those barriers and breakthrough them!
Introducing - 'Braveheart direct' online coaching programme where you can gain clarity and confidence to breakthrough to your brave in 60 days. Book your place now.
I just felt like me.
And then I remember being at school, and college, at university and in past jobs I'd had before my breakthrough. Brave was always there, but it had to be, because so was inner negative crap, so I effectively 'felt the fear and did it anyway' and had to 'be brave'. In hindsight, knowing what I know now, that was pretty stressful, to always be doubting and second guessing myself, to compare myself to another's journey, to feel like I ALWAYS had something to prove.
Now I know, brave isn't a feeling, it's a doing, and I reckon brave is the new beautiful. Brave is in all of us, and can be accessed without having to feel fear first. Essentially the law of attraction, when you believe it you will achieve it, so identify those barriers and breakthrough them!
Introducing - 'Braveheart direct' online coaching programme where you can gain clarity and confidence to breakthrough to your brave in 60 days. Book your place now.
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