“I think the best way to handle the future is by handling today things.” — Ari Farley
Dive in with BM on how to step forward as someone who follows through on their vision + projects. She discusses how she consistently makes progress on her goals, ambitions, + desires as a recovering perfectionist + workaholic (spoiler: she doesn’t!) — and continues to find her way to relieve the burden of comparison + the weight of trying to do it all as she works to walk her path towards the person she is becoming. Hear her reflect on the power of understanding your "why" + the importance of asking, "is this what I truly want?" when aligning your actions with your true purpose.
exploring:
defining your own productivity standards
ditching comparison on what success looks like
finding the productivity systems that work best for you
anxiety is a form of distrust
either you’ll do it or you won’t
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✍️ resistance audit — it’s free.99
🎶 tiktok sound bite by @balancedles on the appearance of effortlessness
🎶 tiktok sound bite by @angel_alannah_tarotx on being your biggest advocate
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