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Don't Let Mindset Hold You Back from Success

 


DON'T LET MINDSET HOLD YOU BACK FROM SUCCESS!


2020 brought many challenges. It also presented me with opportunities to reflect, shift & grow. I was drawn to work with an amazing business coach who really connected with me & my visions in life. I wouldn’t have had the time or even stopped enough to look into it, if it wasn’t for all the “free time” 2020 gifted us with. I knew this was the time to go for it, or I may never. Honestly, I didn’t even know what “it” was, but I always felt there was more for me to accomplish in this world.

One of the biggest game-changers for me came in our money mindset course. My thoughts about money were actually holding me back. I always associated wealth as a source of evil. The Bible taught me that it “is the root of all evil”. I had taken it to heart. I also saw those who were wealthy as those who had their priorities wrong. The only way to be that wealthy was to either work really hard (and have no time for family or themselves) or to step on others to get where they are.

I started to dive into what God really tells us about wealth. I realized that it’s not money that is evil… it is the way it is used or prioritized that is. It is THE LOVE (or obsession with) money that I must avoid. Money is only as evil as the hands it lies in. Wealth often leads us to sinful ways, but it doesn’t HAVE to. BOOM! Game Changer. I learned that God DOES choose some of us to be stewards of His money & He trusts us with it. I am capable of having wealth AND being a follower of Christ. It’s not an either-or. I must be prepared to face temptation & have a plan to use it for His glory before I receive it, but wealth is a gift from God that I should enjoy. I needn’t repel it any longer.

I see now that God has even bigger plans for me than I even know. There are people who need me in a big way somewhere. When that becomes clear to me, I want to have the ability to give in a bigger capacity than I ever imagined.

I am seeking others to join me on this journey! Feeling called to do big things? Ready to take big steps to accomplish it? Email me to learn more!

Live Abundantly,

💗, Kristen

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