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Hey, yoga teacher! Are you SO ready to monetize your healing gifts while saving the world? You gotta get on Insight Timer!

Hey, meditation guide! Are you SO ready to monetize your healing gifts while saving the world? You gotta get on Insight Timer!

What do you do when you feel like quitting everything??

As an entrepreneur, I often create in a vacuum, and it can be lonely!

It also means I talk myself out of quitting my business all the time.

I have to remind myself constantly to create for the sake of creation without any hope of fruition. I’ve had to change my definition of success to: if it helps one person, it was worth it!

Here are my top 10 techniques for talking yourself out of quitting:

Chances are if you clicked on this blog you want to learn how to prevent yoga injuries. Maybe you’ve personally experienced or witnessed a yoga injury yourself. Well, friend, you have come to the right place!

I’ve taught thousands of students in public studios, online classes, private sessions, retreats, in corporate settings, even as a college professor.

I’ve seen plenty of injuries from my beginner classes all the way to my advanced yogis.

I’ve seen yoga studios burn down from an instructor leaving a lit candle overnight.

I’ve seen students threaten to sue over the silliest of complaints.

I’ve quit jobs for a variety of reasons, but usually, I quit because I move.

There definitely came a clear moment when I should have quit - and then I usually stayed, growing resentful, for way too long.

Finally, I found a job I couldn’t quit….because they laid me off!!

And it was the BEST because I knew I would NEVER work as someone else’s employee in that same, 40 hour a week, why-are-you-5-minutes-late, do-as-i-say way.

I know a lot of you feel stuck in your current job.

You need the money.

You need the health insurance.

You need the illusion of financial security.

Friends, what would it feel like if you quit your job tomorrow, made MORE money, and got better insurance??

Imagine what it would be like to enjoy your time doing the things you love, not bartering your time for a mediocre paycheck.

I’m going to tell you how to do it!

I’ve interviewed loads of entrepreneurs for my coaching business, my podcast, and my book. Want to know what they all have in common?

Which sounds more like you?

• You live life on your own terms → You’re fulfilling other people’s expectations of you

• You’re trust yourself implicitly → You look to others for reassurance

• You are filled with joy for everything you get to do in a day → You’re already exhausted thinking of everything you have to do in a day

If you picked the answers to the right, don’t fret. I’m here to help.

Maybe they’re annoyingly indecisive, a toxic workaholic, hindering your expansion, or maybe just a pain in the ass.

There’s plenty of reasons to fire a client, but the main one is: they cannot pay you enough money to deal with their bullshit anymore.

Maybe you need to focus on your mental health, are going in another direction with your business, or need to tend to personal matters.

There’s definitely a wrong way to fire a client.

We’re not burning bridges here.

We’re freeing the client to find the help they really need.

While every situation is on a case-by-case basis, here are some general rules to follow. ESPECIALLY, if there’s no bad blood between you and your client!

Have you been feeling bogged down and extra stressed lately?

Friend, a transformation is calling your name!

The universe aligned you with this post for a reason 😉

Wanna know a wonderful little secret to making money?

It’s probably not the “magic potion” you’re thinking of.

The secret to bringing in the money is…

We are constantly making decisions that sometimes we don’t even realize. Our brains are on autopilot. Our brains have limits. The more decisions the brain makes in a day the more tired it becomes. Each choice depletes a little bit of our willpower.

When it comes to working we’ve all been told the same thing: DON’T discuss your salary!

But why not?

Most commonly we’re told:

1. It’s rude

2. It strikes a nerve