Depth and Drive: Finding Success Without Losing Yourself
Education:Self-Improvement
How do you make real, true and sustainable change in your life?
Are you seeking something different?
Whether you are consciously seeking to make your life better,
Taking steps to make it be so,
Or playing with possibilities in the ethers of fantasy land,
You know there is more possible to have, be, do and enjoy in life.
You may get a bit stuck, though, in bridging the gap between asking for this and being able to have it.
You can sense the possibility, sometimes in a very clear way,
Yet the path to it is full of starts / stops and is harder work then you’d probably like it to be.
Why is that?
One of the main roadblocks is the pull of our ingrained patterns, daily routines and habits.
Creating something new in your life is hard when you spend most of your time engaging with the old.
It’s crazy-making to think things will change without taking action to make it be so!
After all, the very definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again while expecting a different result.
Dreaming and asking for better is great but if you aren’t being or doing something different that “better” may never come to be.
Luckily there are amazing tools called pattern interrupts.
They are magic for opening doors to new possibilities and giving you the space to walk through them.
What gets created when you consciously and continuously interrupt your patterns?
Forward movement, actualized wishes and changing your life course with ease…
Tune into this week’s podcast to discover:
- How to bridge the gap between fantasy and reality
- 3 powerful pattern-interrupt tools to break your habits once and for all
- How to hear the whispers of possibility you may be ignoring – and act on them!
- Why you may be getting mixed results in your life creation – and how to change it
To meet with Lauren for a 1:1 visit here: https://laurenpolly.com/discovery-session/
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