At the first of the year, when I asked my Catalyst Mentoring Clients to narrow down to their five biggest goals of the year, 92% of them mentioned that they’re “getting rid of debt.”
Now THAT feeling doesn’t feel good to anyone.
“Oh yeah, my goal is to get rid of debt this year. I’m going to cut back and limit my lifestyle and basically punish myself for a year or more for apparently making the wrong decisions that led to this much debt in the first place.”
Right. That’s a goal that makes me leap out of bed every morning with bliss and joy and happy anticipation.
NOT.
So, after receiving a particularly alarming email from a well-meaning Catalyst client who had decided to hack her way out of debt – to the detriment of her happiness the entire long year – it was time to address this issue!
In this video, above, you’ll find an 8-minute segment on properly approaching “debt reduction,” which was part of my hour-long Q-and-A call with them last week.
Note: In this segment, I refer to a couple pieces from Ernest Holmes who writes about “God” as the creative presence in each of us. So, please understand, no religious overtones here.
P.S. Look, I know you’re an “advanced student” who already gets a lot of this “proper consciousness-mind think-Jedi master thing.” You get it. You know it. It works some of the time, so you’re assured it at least actually works.
But some kind of goopy schlock in your world just keeps holding you back from really breaking out and breaking free.
You’re ready to step into your true identity - you have a really good sense of what that is - but you just haven’t been able to ditch this “Cling -On.” You may not even know what the Cling-On is, but you know something continues to tackle block you in your attempts to sprint to the end zone of your better life.
I’m here to run interference with the “Cling-On” in your life. I can see it coming for you when you can’t (because it’s really good at hiding from you). My program, Catalyst is for individuals who are absolutely over the tackle blockers in their lives. It’s time for a new game plan.
Check out all the details of my one-on-one mentoring program here:
And, oh, by the way, if you’re concerned about the investment for one-on-one mentoring with me and are hesitant to click because of THAT, just know that the hesitation is just another tackle blocker who wants you to stay down on the turf. Tackle blockers don’t want you to change. They just want to keep mowing you – and your aspirations – down so that they control the game.
It’s time to show them who’s really in charge.
