When your frustration is only matched by the overwhelm you’re feeling… Or when you’re down and and having a bad day… What’s your way of turning it around or breaking through? What have you’ve figured out that works for getting you unstuck or breaking through?

Yesterday I was talking with @Vladislav Van Wyk sharing some magic moments from my week and I realized... not everyone does this - or worse - we do the opposite 😫 Life throws us plenty of hard to navigate. But when we approach life/work/business/relationships as a problem, burden, challenge, complaint or worse...something to be afraid of, it brings more of what we don't want. I know because I've done this too...more than once LOL But when I put on different goggles and I look at life as a miracle, as a gift, as something to be grateful for - WOW! What a difference it makes for me. - It energizes me & fills my heart with gratitude. - I focus on possibilities - I'm more likely to ask for help - It shifts my expectancy radar so I'm ready to notice opportunity when it shows up What works for me is - reflecting on the magic moments in my morning & evening routine (I use https://momentumskool.com/growthday) - sharing them with others (daily call partner sharing gratitudes - really builds my gratitude muscle) So simple right? What are your magic moments (please share them in the comments - I'll join you with mine)!

As promised, @Coach Gregory Dahl @Vladislav Van Wyk @Warren Gibbons, here is my first YouTube Short. Struggling with MATH? - YouTube

Attached is a rough draft of my tutoring buiness brochure! I'm open to feedback and advice!

i’ll go first. Back when I was in middle school I shoveled snow for neighbors and cut peoples grass. My best customer paid $20 each time I cut her lawn so I approached her to see if she had more work for me. I asked her if she had any other projects I could do for her and she asked me to rake the leaves flowerbeds. It took me several hours and was miserable. And when I was done, she paid me five dollars. Lesson learned always negotiate price before you start work. Lol given that it took me three hours I earned $1.50 per hour. humbling. But I never forgot that lesson.