Ep. 437: Momentum: How To Find It (and keep it!)

Something that I hear so, so often goes like this:

There are so many things happening all the time and all I can do is just keep reacting.

Ack. We don’t want to live like that, right?

We want to work toward goals and have direction - we want lives that feel good. So how can we do that amongst all the adulting stuff that keeps popping up?

Today, we’re going to talk about momentum.

I’m sharing:

• 3 keys to momentum (and a side order of science)

• How boundaries and bumpers keep us moving forward

• Why fun and easy momentum actually works

Resources from this episode:

• What to Do About Your Fear (and how to move beyond it)

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Tweets/Quotes:

• The beautiful thing about being on a journey is that every step of the journey teaches you more about what you need to know for the next step of the journey.

• One thing that you can do to prepare yourself better for potential friction is as you're thinking about momentum, as you're thinking about starting, and how to protect yourself from the outside forces, is to say when the friction shows up, here are some different things I can do.

• All or nothing thinking is never going to be satisfied because we can always try to have more and the opposite of more in all or nothing thinking is nothing. Not helpful.

• It’s an adjustment to start reshaping your goals so that they actually fit into the life that you currently have. And it's a gift.