If you've decided to become
more visible, then well done for doing what most people avoid. You
see, sometimes we're led to believe that standing out can be 'showing
off'… boasting… getting one over on other people … taking jobs and/or
money away from others … being false … kicking others when they're
down… being brazen and many other of their distant relatives!
Do you resonate with any of those?
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You'll decide to go for it, Big Time and people will notice a difference!
~ Your
cheeky Monkey will know better and say so loudly in your ear!
Go for
it!!!
I've often read viewer and client posts about how much they're enjoying my
video's, posts and techniques and how it inspires them into thinking,
"screw it just do it".
At the risk of sounding like a wuss! I love that and it also makes me
shed a happy tear occasionally too and here’s why. Do you know how amazing it feels
to facilitate this journey for others? If I can help just one of you to
play big out there, get the job, have more people see and love what you do
then I'm ecstatically happy. What's even better is that I know you'll pay
it forward to others too.
So go for it! Life’s too short to worry about what others think! If you
switch the focus from how you feel about doing it to how you’re helping others
to achieve their dreams and desires, you’ll soon find that you cannot stop
yourself!
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| Jenny Kovacs Speaking to Business Groups |
The
Cheeky Monkey
No, I haven't lost it, but I've been there when things
are going great guns! I've been booked to speak, asked to give an
interview, got a kick ass job with a shed load of money and this
little nagging voice kicks in, with all kinds of rubbish, but at the time
it's believable enough to have me think about, canceling… not doing
it … feigning sickness… feeling wobbly or just plain scared out
of my pants!!
It's OK, this is actually normal and comes from a deep part of you which
wants to protect you and keep you safe. The only way to do that is for it to
plant a fear seed, grow a fear plant and hide you under the shade of the tree
of fear. So I'll let you into a little secret, the fear seed is an empty old
husk with nothing in it, but looking right at it and saying "Ah, I see
what you did there kinda annihilates it. A bit like that Wizard in
the wizard of Oz (If you haven't watched the film, go see it), it's one of
the best personal development films I know!
This post was brought to you by Jenny Kovacs of GiFTWiSH (and the monkies I referred to were metaphorical ones, so chill out!
No monkies were hurt in this blog, cross my heart).
No monkies were hurt in this blog, cross my heart).
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