‘What the heck am I supposed to do now?’

The other ideas I had at the time made me feel heavy. They felt so boring. They didn’t light me up at all.

the first thing I had to do was work on myself. I knew that I had to take 100 percent responsibility for my life, my dreams, my goals, because I was the only one who could show up for them.

Correction: The little voice in my head that would make up countless excuses and justifications for why I shouldn’t do it, why I couldn’t do it – that was my worst enemy. It held me back and stopped me from making progress. It stopped me from turning my ideas into reality.

We’re so conditioned to be realistic that when we come up with amazing and crazy exciting dreams, we end up believing we can’t make them a reality because they’re not ‘realistic.’ We overthink and overcomplicate everything. We shoot ourselves down because we think our goals are out of our reach, that we don’t deserve them, or that there are too man

everyone in the room was there because their light had been switched on, the knowing had entered their lives, but they just didn’t know what they were supposed to do about it, and were there in the hope of figuring it out!

condition your mind to see the possibilities, the potential in life. If we all did this, the world would be a very different place.

My journey all started with this niggling feeling, a ‘knowing’ that there was somehow more. I’m sure you know just the one. The knowing comes to us all in different ways, but it’s usually an unshakable feeling that you’re supposed to do something bigger with your life, something amazing.

Choose to listen to and follow the voice that encourages you to move in the direction of your dreams.