New Beliefs, New Actions, New Results

I’m watching many of my clients double down on their unique vision.

They are all working on creating something they’ve never created before, so some of our coaching sessions are getting a little… spicy.

Spicy coaching is when we tell the truth about what’s going on, even if it stings a little.

Even though it’s uncomfortable, this is what we have to do in order to know what’s working, what’s not working, and what we need to focus on next.

Your Business GPS.

In order for a GPS to work, in needs to know 3 things:

1. Where you are now
2. Where you want to go
3. A path to get you there

The thing that becomes very clear as you start your journey as a creator is that there are a lot of opinions about what’s “best”

And it gets confusing at best, or damaging at worst… because you can get lost or end up in the wrong place if you’re not careful.

Your Business GPS has to be on and working. You have to know where you are, where you’re going, and your chosen path, or you might spin in circles and not make progress.

When I coach my clients, I’m constantly paying attention to the GPS equation that is most aligned for them. 

Everyone’s journey is unique.

If you always know exactly what’s next, you are probably walking someone else’s path.

Creating means taking steps in faith, experimentation, and spiritual grit.

When you’re trying to create what you have never created before, you have to believe what you’ve never believed before and do what you’ve never done before.

Example:

Old beliefs → New beliefs

I don’t have a big enough audience to reach my goals → Everyday I’m nurturing and growing my audience of buyers.

I don’t have enough testimonials to build social proof → I am creating systems to ask for feedback and collect testimonials.

I’m not business savvy → Everyday I’m expanding my business knowledge because business is just a stack of learnable skills.

Old Actions → New Actions

Scrolling and constantly consuming → Experimenting with DMs, launching new offers, and getting feedback to improve your offers and process.

Writing an email randomly once a month → Giving CTAs everyday so people join your email list and emailing 1-2x a week.

Trying to do everything by yourself → Hiring a coach or mentor, getting a VA, and joining communities of people who have similar goals to you

Into the Unknown

Fear will keep you repeating the same actions and recycling the same beliefs because the unknown is seen as a threat.

When we do something we’ve never done before, the “alarm bells” will go off in your brain.

One key distinction and something I tell my mind often, is “I don’t want the same, I want growth. I want expansion.”

That means…

New beliefs. I’m quick to let go of beliefs that no longer serve me, and if you want expansion and growth, you should too.

New actions. I’m quick to experiment, test things, and pivot as needed.

The thing about using a GPS is that it updates constantly.

Can you imagine driving to a location an hour away and the GPS only updated every 30 minutes?

You’d get lost and it would take you double the time to figure out what the right directions are.

Check in with your GPS Everyday

Where are you now?

Where do you want to go?

Are you on the path that gets you there?

Then do the inner work to move through your fear so you can make new decisions that actually keep you on the path to where you want to go.

Cheers to YOUR expansion

Amber

P.S. as you’re creating what you’ve never created before and adopting new beliefs and actions to get you there.. Here’s how I can help 

Join The Art of Impossible Coaching Cohort. I’m personally coaching 10 entrepreneurs, creators, and coaches who want to do what they’ve never done before. It’s like a 3 month sprint for creating epic results. Join here.

Join my Quiet Wealth Membership where we work together to expand your beliefs about abundance in life and work. It’s $99/month. When you join in the month of February I’m sending you a special Quiet Wealth mug. You can read more here.

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