Career & Burn Out Coach, Speaker, Corporate Game Changer, Job Search Rebel, Dog Momma, & Bada$$ LVdubbcoach.com
What I learned from this launch: #1: I actually do like launching. I've spent the last year telling myself that I just don't like launching. That it's how other people do it, but it's probably just not for me. That I'm a special snowflake because I run all of my business, behind the scenes, social media, juggling speaking gigs and workshops, and being the coach and showing up for my clients. It's all me. And I told myself that is why it's so hard for me. That I'm the only one who is balancing personal issues along with all that my bizness requries. So launching just isn't for me. But for me, to focus in on one iota of what I teach, what I can bring, how this one thing will impact you... I like that. This launch was about self-trust. And I liked having the freedom to deep dive into that topic. I enjoy the container of launching. The simplicity in my launch style. The way I've learned to pace my launches in order to give myself the spaciousness for days I feel a little less clear or motivated. But it's a place I enjoy creating from. I enjoy playing in. I enjoy sharing about. I enjoy having intimate conversations about. I enjoy the focus. And, as always, every launch will push the very thing I'm putting out into the world. So for this launch, I had to keep coming back to self-trust. I had to keep choosing the tools I know work for me; I know work for my clients, to keep them in self-trust. And through that, my focus became even sharper & clearer. Not through magic & osmosis. Not immediately. But through clear & conscious awareness & choice. Tell me- do you like launching? For my career people- translate this to a big project you're working on, or a goal you're trying to hit in the immediate future.
