We’ve learned a lot of lessons in our ongoing journey to become the best version of ourselves. Lessons that have helped us get a little closer to becoming who we’re destined to be.
And while we don’t regret the missteps or frustrations we’ve faced along the way, there are a few things we’d like to go back and tell our younger selves if we could. Things that might have accelerated our progress and can help you get further, faster.
On this episode of Destined to Be, we’re discussing five of the things we wish we’d known 10 years ago. We explain why haters can be a good thing, describing how the criticism you face usually comes from a place of fear and encouraging you to focus on the people who already like you versus trying to please everyone.
We go on to explore how nearly everyone suffers from imposter syndrome and challenge you to move past self-doubt by remembering that someone out there needs what you have. Listen in for insight on leveraging the power of gratitude to manifest abundance and learn how to build your confidence exponentially—simply by keeping the promises you make to yourself!
5 things we’d tell our younger selves if we could go back 10 years
How criticism and judgement come from a place of fear
How to overcome self-doubt by remembering that someone needs what you have
Why it’s better to focus on the people who like you vs. trying to please everyone
How to come from a place of abundance rather than lack
How our confidence grows when we keep promises to ourselves
Why it’s crucial to set SMART goals that can be tracked
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