Nancy D'Onofrio’s Post

"Every Christmas, you give up pieces of yourself to keep others whole. But who’s putting you back together?" You can’t keep pouring from an empty cup. The holidays amplify the cracks in the system and in your soul. But it doesn’t have to be this way. Imagine a life where your needs are met, your boundaries respected, and your passion reignited. That life is possible. Ready to take the first step? Here’s how. 👉 https://buff.ly/3O1U0Fh

It is always time to upgrade your own life. I ‘ll remember lying under a palm tree enjoying my holidays. A sense of peace and heartfelt joy filled me up. This is my own definition of what living rich means to me. During holidays I enjoy the spaciousness to just BE. With myself. My love. A natural flow of ‘doing nothing & doing anything I feel compelled to. And I really mean anything! From scripting about how amazing the next season of expansion would be to having sales conversations from a sun- bed. This time ten years ago I looked at the ocean and yearned an ocean of time. It was time to upgrade. To recreate and experience epic personal wealth. High quality decisions are to be made. For sure. F A S C I N A T E D I played with vision. Who I would be if I allowed myself permission to lead this way in my business as well. And felt super determined to make this my reality at home as well. It has become a way of living. Deliberately creating a life filled with a lot of … Quality Time Appointment Free Time Serving Time Having the Time of my life I can highly recommend this way of doing things. Intentionally Investing Your Time. Not only in your holiday. Deliberately…. Making every day the richest possible. #VisionToReality #LiveRichNow #Elevated #Business #Love #hightimes #beingoverdoing #Leadership #LifeofaLuminary #personalwealth #identitydesign #wealthidentity #Fulfillment

Summer holidays are terrible. Especially the ones with family. They are the enemy Of my laziness. Of my procastination. Of my doubts and worries. I need to spend one milisecond, laughing with my family, sharing a meal, To remember why. Why I love seeing them smile. Why I need to relentesly advance. Why I want to build a better future. Why I cheerish the moments with them. You don’t need a complex life’s purpose. It can be as simple as wanting to buy a fancy ass meal for your sisters, Without looking at the check. Don’t overcomplicate your why. Wait for centuries for a special answer. It’s staring you in the face. You just refuse to see it. Because then you have no escape. Only to do the work. And see your vision, become a undeniable reality.

I write about real life experiences and today I will talk about the WAITING PERIOD. In life there will come a time when you have to wait. At this point, you have made a lot of sacrifices, choices, decisions, mistakes and learnt a lot of lessons as well. This period of waiting for the efforts you put in to fire back can be so frustrating because you do absolutely nothing but WAIT patiently. Many people go astray during this period, from a personal standpoint I tend to get into some kind of a crazy, toxic and weird mood where I give into my emotions and it cloud my mind and sometimes even my judgment. Nothing interests me, not even the habits I take pleasure in doing. Truth is at every phase of your life, you will experience the WAIT period and the higher you grow in life the more tension you’ll experience from your WAIT period. But fear not, the WAIT period ends immediately one of the efforts you put out there hits something and brings back results or it will end when you realize that there’s still some work ahead that you can add to the efforts already made. Question: DO YOU EXPERIENCE WAIT PERIOD? AND HOW DO YOU WAIT? More to come in my soon to published blog #lifestyle #lifeexperience #waiting #wait #Founders

Bad purpose: - is superficial - leaves you unfulfilled - fosters procrastination - sparks negative emotions - stops working in tough times Good purpose: - brings you joy - makes you feel excited - fuels your consistent actions - gives you a sense of fulfillment - creates positive impact around you Knowing the true why behind your actions is a game changer. Discover yours here: https://lnkd.in/dwQ8_HYh P.S.: What's your greatest holiday destination so far?

🎄 Merry Christmas, Everyone! 🎅 As we celebrate this beautiful season, I want to share a small yet powerful insight that has made a big difference in my life—and I hope it resonates with you too: Learn to say "NO." Saying "NO" is not about being harsh; it's about valuing your time, energy, and focus. When we say no to what doesn’t serve us, we create space for what truly matters. Here are a few things we should consider saying "NO" to: ❌ Unnecessary conversations ❌ Unlimited scrolling ❌ Unnecessary products ❌ Watching movies that don’t add value ❌ Over-consuming content ❌ Overthinking ❌ Junk food ❌ Excuses ❌ Distractions ❌ Unwanted commitments The benefits? ✔ More time for your goals ✔ Energy for meaningful work ✔ Savings for the future ✔ Peace of mind and clarity The best part? People who truly value you will respect your boundaries. Let this be the day we start prioritizing what really matters. Say "NO" to distractions, so you can say "YES" to your dreams. Let’s start today. Wishing you a joyful, focused, and fulfilling holiday season! 🎁 #SelfGrowth #MerryChristmas #LifeLessons

I can’t count the number of times I’ve beaten myself up because I thought my goals had expiration date. This constant anxiety threw me off balance. Have you ever disliked growing older because of what wasn’t happening? Dreams that hasn’t come to fruition? Most times, I deliberately want to forget my birthday, because I believe that birthday serve as all the things I couldn’t achieve. It has been a constant struggle for me. Right now, let it go! Nothing is wasted, every single moment is preparing you for the next. Everything is happening exactly when its supposed to happen. Most beautiful things life will bring your way may likely not be in your bucket or to-do list. Pay attention to tiny steps. Celebrate your small win, the little rivers you crossed. Celebrate small success, they are sacred even if they’re not your stepping stone to something else. It is okay to set goal, map out your next execution plan, structure and restrategize. But know this, big dreams are not supposed to have an expiration date. Hold this tight! Finally, learn to embrace your chaos. Accepting the season you’re in even when it sucks. No one has it all figured out. You’ll be fine. Have a blessed day.

In a Culture of “Exceeding Expectations,” Here’s a Case for “Meets Expectations” — Holiday Edition. It’s that time of year when our feeds are full of lofty goals for 2025: bold plans, stretch targets and visions of “exceeding expectations.” Ambition is great (and I have some big dreams and goals of my own), but let’s be honest — sometimes there’s wisdom (and sanity) in embracing “meets expectations.” Take holiday traditions, for example … and my open letter to fellow parents: Dear Fellow Parents, Can we all just collectively agree to have a little heart-to-heart with our elves at home? Listen, we’re tired. We’re boring. Our elf is lucky to find a new shelf each day, and honestly, that feels like a personal win over past years. But apparently, some elves are out here setting up pranks, building ski slopes and leaving handwritten notes. Stop it. You’re making the rest of us look bad. 😉😜🎅 Let’s keep the magic alive, sure, but maybe with manageable expectations, okay? 🎄✨ As we close out 2024, let’s give ourselves a little grace. Not every goal needs to be groundbreaking. Sometimes, simply showing up — whether it’s on a shelf, in a stocking or as your authentic self — is worth celebrating. Here’s to wrapping up the year with humor, peace and a little less pressure. Rya p.s. Does anyone know how to build an elf-sized snowman in 70-degree weather? Asking for a friend. 🤣

Hi everyone. I wish you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! 🎄 May the coming year bring you health, prosperity, and more opportunities.   As this year comes to an end, I think this is a good time to reflect on our journey. I am sure this year has brought us so much blessings, but not also without the many challenges. The market conditions have been tough and unpredictable, yet we have persevered and thrived despite the odds.   Now. Pause. Take a deep breath, take a moment to appreciate how far we have come, before we face the new beginning. Honestly, I think being too hard on ourselves is unhealthy and will not help us improve our performance. When we start to appreciate our hard work, we will gain more confidence. Confidence that is not excessive, but just enough to give us a sense of gratitude to keep moving forward.   Let’s also not forget God’s purpose in our lives. We need a rock-solid purpose in life, a foundation that won’t be shaken by uncertainty or circumstances. This fuels us to keep moving forward, a drive to achieve something greater than ourselves. One thing certain, difficulties will come again, but even though we can't control them, we can move forward with confidence. Even though we can't predict the future, we must remain persistent. Every closed door is another opportunity waiting to be discovered. Every day brings a new opportunity to find it, guided by intuition and faith that God will lead us in the right direction.   Keep moving forward, and embrace the journey ahead.

As we approach the close of this year, I find myself reflecting on the journey we've all traversed. It has been a challenging year for many of us, and I am no exception. Professionally, I've experienced milestones that have marked this year as a remarkable one in my career. Yet, personally, the path has been strewn with obstacles and trials that tested my resolve. In moments of quiet introspection, I often look to the natural world for solace and wisdom. There's a profound lesson to be learned from the seasons—a lesson of resilience and hope. "Even the trees embrace loss because they know it's only a season." This simple truth resonates deeply within me. The trees do not resist the fall; they let go of their leaves with grace, standing bare against the cold winter sky. Yet, they stand rooted with the silent knowledge that this loss is not the end. Spring will come again. New leaves will bud. There is an unwavering faith in the cycle of renewal. So, as we navigate the complexities of our lives, let us take a moment to draw inspiration from these silent sentinels of the forest. Let us remember that our challenges, much like the seasons, are transient. They are but chapters in our story, and each ending heralds a new beginning. May we embrace our losses, our triumphs, and our unyielding potential for rebirth with the same elegance as the trees. And may we step into the coming year with hearts fortified by the lessons learned and with eyes lifted toward the promise of a new season. #everydaygreatday