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You say you want it. Then you spend all your energy explaining why you can't have it.
Kris has been working on breaking her own cycles, and she's watching this pattern everywhere. Women tell her they want more revenue, more freedom, a better team, less responsibility. Then the moment she asks what needs to change, they argue about why it's impossible. How expensive it would be. How hard. How much time it would take. Why it won't work.
Here's what she's noticing: we get on treadmills and we stay on them. We believe we can't break out because the pattern feels so true to us. We tell ourselves stories about what's possible and what isn't, and we defend those stories like they're facts. I can't eat cauliflower. I can't change my business. I can't leave. I can't do it alone. I can't, I can't, I can't.
But the only thing stopping you is that you haven't decided to do it yet.
What you'll learn:
- How we self-assign ourselves to categories that don't actually exist
- Why arguing about difficulty is really just avoiding action
- What difference makers do that everyone else doesn't
- Why your ideas for yourself are your answers
- How visionaries get derailed by everyone else's approach
- What it actually takes to get what you want
The amount of time you waste talking about why you can't do something is the time it would take to just do it.
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