People often ask me how I am able to produce the type of results that I produce.
Let’s get right into it.
Do. It. Anyway. In spite of the doubt, the self judgment, the fear..do it anyway.
Do. All about action. Without movement, without action you will stay stuck. Whatever it is, those weekly blog posts that you know you should be writing, those 10 pounds that you have been saying you want to lose, the new clients that you want to get but you are afraid to ask for the sale, or make calls, or speak in public about what you do and how you can help people, that business that you have always wanted to start, that book that you keep saying you want to write.
Fear is your compass. If you experience fear before you’re about to do something. Or when you are given a new opportunity that’s brand new; or you have an amazing idea that scares just a little bit– you are on the right track. Your fear is an indicator that you are totally about to experience something way different, way new, uncomfortable.
It. The it is the Why? The it is the What for. The big juicy vision. So we just finished talking about action right. So why. I mean really? Why do you want to take action. My hunch is that all of you are waiting to be be unleashed. To bust out. To let your greatness out. to step in your power your brilliance, in all your glory and serve humanity.
So I have one question for you. What for? What for will you start taking action? You already know the answer. And if some of you are stuck with the what for…here’s a hint its the idea, the dream, the thing that keep you up at night.
Whenever I am overcome by fear I ask myself two questions, “What’s the worst thing that can happen if I do it anyway?” and the second question is, “How many people will be positively affected by my choice to do it anyway?” So often times the worst thing that can happen if you do it anyway is that you will “fail.” or might be rejected. Who cares? Because I guarantee that the suffering and pain that you will experience will be far greater if you don’t do it anyway. Now the second question that I ask myself is what often drives me to do it anyway. Because like i said before, when you take YOU out of the equation and simply focus on the result, the impact on others, the happiness and sense of accomplishment that will be birthed from you doing it anyway is far beyond the cost of not taking the action.
Anyway. the anyway is all of your circumstances. Actually, it’s taking the action in line with your vision inSPITE of your circumstances. Listen, we all have the thing that makes us feel just a tad bit different or crazy or off. I’m guessing you have something that you are holding onto that you use to let yourself off the hook from being great, from playing a big game from using you full potential. And if you DO IT ANYWAY. Guess what? That doesn’t mean that we are ignoring whatever it is you use to hold yourself back. What it does mean is ok..YES I acknowledge I have this story about myself that I use to hold myself, AND I’m going to take the action ANYWAY.
My question to you is, “Are you going to do it anyway?”
Guest Writer: Vasavi Kumar
Business Name: Vasavi Kumar Coaching
Email: vasavi@vasavikumar.com
Website: www.vasavikumar.com
Short Bio:
For years, Vasavi have been transforming the conversation that my clients have with themselves and others.
Vasavi is a certified life coach and transformational speaker. She works with individuals on a journey of self-discovery to propel their life, career and mind-body-spirit well-being to the next level and beyond. Vasavi has a particular passion for working with women entrepreneurs and the integration of their personal and professional success.
Vasavi hosts a weekly radio talk show called Deep Talk, which can be heard live on Sundays at 11am CST atwww.710kcmo.com. Deep Talk features transformational thought leaders such as Lisa Nichols, John Gray, Neale Donald Walsch, Don Miguel Ruiz, Sonia Choquette, and Arielle Ford. She is a #1 best-selling author of the book Succeeding in Spite of Everything, which was recently released.
Vasavi holds a dual Masters degrees in Special Education from Hofstra University and Social Work from Columbia University.