Oh hayyy,
Years ago, I walked away from a lucrative career in residential real estate.
People were floored by my decision. They thought I’d made a grave mistake, and that I would circle back as soon as that “life coaching stuff” failed.
When it came to my real estate career, I just knew it was time to give up and walk away.
During those years, I would come home and vent to my husband, my friends, and anyone who would listen — usually over several glasses of wine and a wheel of brie.
I was good at real estate, but being “good” at something doesn’t mean you have to do it forever.
Deep down, I knew I wasn’t happy.
Deep down, I knew that being “good” at something wasn’t “good enough” for me.
Maybe you feel that way, too.
If your life doesn’t light you up — that’s unacceptable.
If your career no longer fulfills you, it might be time to walk away and make a change.
If your relationship is no longer serving you and you’ve already explored ways to correct it, maybe it’s time to move on.
If you’re living in a town that feels stale and bland, perhaps it’s time to move somewhere fresh and inspiring.
Here’s what I want you to do:
- Determine the areas in your life that aren’t “good enough” for you.
- Ask yourself: “What do I crave in this area of my life?”
- Take meaningful action to create what you crave.
Five years from now, I want you to look back and think: “I’m so glad I didn’t settle when I knew that wasn’t good enough for me.”
Go ahead, boo – create what you crave.
