Are you someone who celebrates? When you reach a milestone or an accomplishment do you stop and feel the moment of winning and really soak it in? Or do you ask for more? Do you want more? Maybe you avoid celebrations because it makes you feel like you are complacent and acting happy with something that isn’t really an achievement or an accomplishment of your big goal? Maybe you think that if you celebrate you’ll have less good energy for what you are trying to achieve. Here is the truth about celebrations: when you take a moment to see and appreciate what you have reached or accomplished, you create a safe space for more good things to happen. You attract that good energy into your life! Celebrations are not a waste of time. They are a vital part of your success.
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