When I started transforming my tolerations, I was focused entirely on results. Big stuff like how much money I was making, the scale of my business, the way I felt about myself, the level of satisfaction I felt in my relationships. I used my tolerations to create a task list for myself, and transforming the things on that list was how I measured my progress. Over time, as I’ve transformed a lot of those big […]
Tag Archives: authenticity
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Aug
Aug
It’s so important that I mess things up. If I do everything as perfectly as I have been trained, programmed, and conditioned to do, y’all will never get mad at me. You will never have mixed feelings about me, which will be a disservice to you. It’s not always comfortable, but I want you to be able to feel the full range of feelings here and speak about it. It’s so important to ask for […]
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Feb
Feb
When you are your business – as all spiritual teachers, healers, and coaches are, at least in part – any place where you find yourself insecure creates a magnet for poking. As you work on your mindset, as you master sales, as you increase your visibility and impact… Those little bits of doubt, fear, and worry get amplified. And everyone can see. When I started my coaching business in 2016, fashion was a questionable arena […]
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Nov
Nov
Looking back at the real JJC success story (the story of our underlying energetics) I can clearly see the turning point. The moment where we kicked it into high gear and skyrocketed toward 7-figures. I had been teaching about sales, experiencing it as a spiritual practice, for some time…. But I was still hiding it behind closed doors. This is where I had been told and taught to go by God. So I did the […]
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Aug
Aug
In my last blog, I shared my “Expert Speaker” talk with you – on how millionaires are REAL, and how you can use simple math to get unstuck from your fantasies and actually become one. I also promised to share a vulnerable story with you this week, of what happened 20 minutes before I went up on stage – when I had a complete freak-out and wanted to just pack it in and go home. […]