personal development

Are you in your right livelihood? Are you in a career you love, doing what you want to do?

Part of living a balanced, happy life is doing work that inspires and delights you: you’re good at it, you’re needed, and you love everything about the 6-10 hours a day you spend doing it.

Whether it’s working at a local company . . . raising amazing kids as a full-time mom . . . or running your own show with a business you started, what single breakthrough goal – when achieved – would help you grow in your career, have more fun, show up in a bigger way, or finally make the kind of income you dream of?

Like a lot of people, you may be thinking, “The world feels unbalanced.” But your life doesn’t have to be.

In fact, your life (and your lifestyle) can be happy,growing, purpose-filled, and a whole lot of

fun…everything you dreamed it could be.

All it takes is planning and achieving one big breakthrough goal that will deliver the lifestyle you

want.

You probably have a list of people you call on a regular basis: your sister, your friends, your favorite take-out Restaurant.

But do you have a list of people you call to help you with your most important life goals? Do you have a list of mentors or accountability partners who can help you achieve your OolaOne breakthrough goal and create the ultimate lifestyle you want?

Did you see my last post about choosing one breakthrough goal in 2021 – a goal that would uplevel every area of your life?

(If you did choose a goal, and you can reveal it publicly, drop it into the comment section and share it!) #accountability

Sometimes big goals, like your OolaOne goal, seem scary and unattainable.

If you could change one thing about your life today that would positively impact all your tomorrows, what would it be ?

Have you thought about it?

 Would it be:

• Getting slim and healthy so you can keep up with your kids and enjoy life for the first time in years?

• Moving on from a toxic workplace to a fulfilling job you’re passionate about?

• Reaching your first $100,000 in a retirement account?

• Paying off your credit card debts or student loans?

• Some other goal?