It’s all about those moments in life when you feel a spark of excitement, a glimpse of something exciting. We often talk about triggers and how they make us feel uncomfortable, but why don’t we talk more about the opposite of a trigger?
Let’s take a journey through some real-life experiences and insights from the recent NAWBO conference I attended. One of the standout moments was a talk by Dr. Martha Beck, a remarkable Harvard professor, researcher, author, and life coach. She talked about those moments in life that make you lean forward, feel good, and want to explore more. I felt like she was onto something really important.
For me, thinking about these moments opened up a world of possibilities. I realized how they’ve played a pivotal role in my own life, from starting Prowess Project after a major setback to my journey in public speaking. And this got me thinking about missed opportunities – those moments I didn’t follow.
So, I challenge you to reflect on your own life. What were those moments that led you down a path? And what about the ones you missed? These moments, whether in your career or personal life, hold the key to unlocking new opportunities and growth.
In the world of Online Business Management, these moments could be the key to connecting with the right clients, finding your true purpose, and creating lasting impact. So, here’s the invitation: Tune in to the full episode of our podcast to explore the fascinating world of these moments and how they can shape your journey as an OBM.
Remember, if it feels good, move toward it. We’re excited to dive deeper into this transformative journey, so join us for the full episode, and let’s embark on this journey together.
Now, we can’t spill all the details here, but trust us when we say that listening to the full episode will be a true revelation! Stay tuned for more insights and inspiration on your OBM path!
Click here for more on a GLIMMER, the opposite of a trigger:
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Embrace your OBM journey with confidence – you’ve got this! Have some experiences like this that you want to share? Let me know in the comments below!
