It's risky. Should I do it?

When you want to create your own success, you HAVE to take risks. #sorrynotsorry

I’m all about making sound investments, of your time, energy, and money...

But here’s the thing, if you want to experience something different, you have to DO something different.

Even though it’s scary.

When applying for jobs, promotions, or asking for a raise, the risk is putting in the work, investing your energy, sometimes investing in education and certification, and risking rejection.

When moving to a new level in business, the risk is putting in work, time, energy, and investing in your development.

I don’t believe that you have to invest the amount that you’re charging, and I don’t believe that throwing money at your business is always the way.

But the truth is, if you’re not where you want to be, there’s a good chance that there’s something you NEED to do, shift, or learn to get there.

And yes, it often feels like a risk.

There’s a million and one “what ifs.”

A million and one reasons why not.

The money isn’t there yet.

What would people think if you failed?

You don’t have any “proof” that you’ll succeed.

But here’s the deal - you have to want it more.

A lot more.

And you need to learn to believe in yourself WAY more than all the fears, and all the reasons why not.

Because that will be the determining factor in your success.

You can’t keep going with one foot in and one foot out.

There’s no such thing as half believing.

If your heart is calling on you to take a new step, if you KNOW that there’s more you need to learn or energy you need to shift, and you have that feeling...that feeling that this is your next level, that this is what’s going to bring you where you want to go.

Don’t walk, RUN straight at it. Find a way. Believe in your ability to succeed more than your fear.

PLEASE stop quashing your intuition. It doesn’t lead you wrong.

Because not everyone is meant to do the things you dream of doing, not everybody WANTS to. There is a REASON you have these desires...it’s because you’re meant to achieve them.