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If you'd like a transcript of the podcast, head over to Youtube for video format   Hey there! Vicki here. Today, I want to dive deep into a topic that's been on my mind a lot lately: Success. I think about it each day as I work with my clients and create content for you, but it's been hitting a bit deeper these days.  I've been experiencing it personally, and while it's fantastic, it also feels new and confusing, so I figured, why not bring it to the podcast?  We've talked about goals before – setting them, working towards them, and ultimately achieving them. It's a vital part of coaching and education, understanding ourselves, and aligning with our soul's purpose. But what happens when you've checked off most of those goals? When you've manifested what you set out to achieve? That's where things get interesting.  I work with people who are passionately driven to understand their own greatness, unravel their unique wiring, and lead lives filled with joy and abundance. And I've been blessed to learn alongside them. We are the teacher and the student wherever we go, right?  Success will manifest differently – and while some shout it from the rooftops, others quietly support those around them. It's all okay and essential to recognize that we're here to share our experiences as a source of inspiration and individuality. Just don't be a braggadocious jerk about it, ok? But here's the kicker: you might feel unworthy when you've accomplished your goals. You may feel that is actually isn't ok to feel success on all levels.  It's ironic, isn't it? Not feeling deserving after achieving so much. Yet, it's a common challenge. Feeling worthy is essential, whether you're working on manifesting a new reality or trying to make sense of your current one. What's even more intriguing is that the human brain sometimes resists this newfound success. We're wired to solve problems; when they become scarce, we might unknowingly create chaos because we're accustomed to it. Our minds are addicted to challenges. Here to survive rather than thrive.  The key to navigating this phase is mindfulness. Whether you're just starting your manifesting journey or achieving most of your desires, it's crucial to be kind to yourself.  Self-compassion is non-negotiable. Feel your emotions without judgment, whether it's guilt, joy, or a yearning for more. So, my friends, let's keep painting the masterpiece of our lives. After all, your soul is always going to want to experience more. Who are you to tell it no?  Let's wonder, dream, and expand.  And remember, you deserve all the joy, abundance, and success that comes your way. Embrace it and share it with the world – because our journeys are meant to be extraordinary. ---

Apply for ICON: https://takenewground.com/icon So, you're a high achiever and you've reached the pinnacle of your career. Now what? In this episode, we tussle with that existential beast: life after success. Maybe you're eyeing that Italian getaway, or perhaps you're wrestling with a "peak-too-soon" complex. Either way, our candid conversationalists are here to guide you. They deftly blend wisdom, anecdotes, and a touch of humor into an enlightening chat about facing the next phase. It's more than just a chat, it's an exploration of transformation and legacy-building. Sit tight and enjoy the ride.   The highlights: Defining Success: Personal or Societal? Is Success a Crisis or Opportunity? Strategies for Post-Success Transitions. Legacy: Creating Impact Beyond Success. Do you want to have a convo about how you can implement this? Reach out with the links below.  Connect with Dan Tocchini: https://www.instagram.com/dan_tocchini/?hl=en https://www.linkedin.com/in/dantocchini   Connect with Adrian Koehler: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3c7kMcC7nah-QdxffV2NXA https://www.instagram.com/adrian.k/?hl=en https://www.linkedin.com/in/adriankoehler   Connect with Chad Brown: https://www.instagram.com/chad.leslie.brown/?hl=en https://www.linkedin.com/in/chad-brown-477a7015

Apply for ICON: https://takenewground.com/icon So, you're a high achiever and you've reached the pinnacle of your career. Now what? In this episode, we tussle with that existential beast: life after success. Maybe you're eyeing that Italian getaway, or perhaps you're wrestling with a "peak-too-soon" complex. Either way, our candid conversationalists are here to guide you. They deftly blend wisdom, anecdotes, and a touch of humor into an enlightening chat about facing the next phase. It's more than just a chat, it's an exploration of transformation and legacy-building. Sit tight and enjoy the ride.   The highlights: Defining Success: Personal or Societal? Is Success a Crisis or Opportunity? Strategies for Post-Success Transitions. Legacy: Creating Impact Beyond Success. Do you want to have a convo about how you can implement this? Reach out with the links below.  Connect with Dan Tocchini: https://www.instagram.com/dan_tocchini/?hl=en https://www.linkedin.com/in/dantocchini   Connect with Adrian Koehler: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3c7kMcC7nah-QdxffV2NXA https://www.instagram.com/adrian.k/?hl=en https://www.linkedin.com/in/adriankoehler   Connect with Chad Brown: https://www.instagram.com/chad.leslie.brown/?hl=en https://www.linkedin.com/in/chad-brown-477a7015

Some people think that you have to have natural talent to be a successful trader. Others think it's work hard. Find out what we think. The post Is Success in Trading Determined by Genius or Hard Work? // Ep. 94 appeared first on Think Profit Podcast.

Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: Is Success the Enemy of Freedom? (Full), published by alkjash on LessWrong. Write a Review This is a linkpost for/ I. Parables A. Anna is a graduate student studying p-adic quasicoherent topology. It's a niche subfield of mathematics where Anna feels comfortable working on neat little problems with the small handful of researchers interested in this topic. Last year, Anna stumbled upon a connection between her pet problem and algebraic matroid theory, solving a big open conjecture in the matroid Langlands program. Initially, she was over the moon about the awards and the Quanta articles, but now that things have returned to normal, her advisor is pressuring her to continue working with the matroid theorists with their massive NSF grants and real-world applications. Anna hasn't had time to think about p-adic quasicoherent topology in months. B. Ben is one of the top Tetris players in the world, infamous for his signature move: the reverse double T-spin. Ben spent years perfecting this move, which requires lightning fast reflexes and nerves of steel, and has won dozens of tournaments on its back. Recently, Ben felt like his other Tetris skills needed work and tried to play online without using his signature move, but was greeted by a long string of losses: the Tetris servers kept matching him with the other top players in the world, who absolutely stomped him. Discouraged, Ben gave up on the endeavor and went back to practicing the reverse double T-spin. C. Clara was just promoted to be the youngest Engineering Director at a mid-sized software startup. She quickly climbed the ranks, thanks to her amazing knowledge of all things object-oriented and her excellent communication skills. These days, she finds her schedule packed with what the company needs: back-to-back high-level strategy meetings preparing for the optics of the next product launch, instead of what she loves: rewriting whole codebases in Haskell++. D. Deborah started her writing career as a small-time crime novelist, who split her time between a colorful cast of sleuthy protagonists. One day, her spunky children's character Detective Dolly blew up in popularity due to a Fruit Loops advertising campaign. At the beginning of every month, Deborah tells herself she's going to finally kill off Dolly and get to work on that grand historical romance she's been dreaming about. At the end of every month, Deborah's husband comes home with the mortgage bills for their expensive bayside mansion, paid for with “Dolly money,” and Deborah starts yet another Elementary School Enigma. E. While checking his email in the wee hours of the morning, Professor Evan Evanson notices an appealing seminar announcement: “A Gentle Introduction to P-adic Quasicoherent Topology (Part the First).” Ever since being exposed to the topic in his undergraduate matroid theory class, Evan has always wanted to learn more. He arrives bright and early on the day of the seminar and finds a prime seat, but as others file into the lecture hall, he's greeted by a mortifying realization: it's a graduate student learning seminar, and he's the only faculty member present. Squeezing in his embarrassment, Evan sits through the talk and learns quite a bit of fascinating new mathematics. For some reason, even though he enjoyed the experience, Evan never comes back for Part the Second. F. Whenever Frank looks back to his college years, he remembers most fondly the day he was kicked out of the conservative school newspaper for penning a provocative piece about jailing all billionaires. Although he was a mediocre student with a medium-sized drinking problem, on that day Frank felt like a man with principles. A real American patriot in the ranks of Patrick Henry or Thomas Jefferson. After college, Frank met a girl who helped him sort himself out and get sober, a...

Allen interviews Sarah Drew from Grey’s Anatomy who talks about her career, the definition of success in Hollywood, her roles on Madmen, Everwood, and Glee, the advice Ed Harris gave to her when she was filming her first movie, what grounds her in the ups and downs of Hollywood, and more in this candid and inspiring conversation.Sarah Drew’s first job was providing the voice role of “Stacy Rowe” on the animated series, Daria, when Drew was still in high school. Beginning in 2004, she was a featured cast member on the western series, Everwood. After having minor roles in the series, Private Practice and as “Kitty Romano” on Mad Men, Drew was cast in a recurring role as “Dr. April Kepner” on the acclaimed medical drama, Grey’s Anatomy. Sarah has also had supporting roles in the films, Radio, and American Pastime, as well as a starring role in the comedy, Moms’ Night Out. A resident of Los Angeles, Sarah has two children and her husband is a professor.Sarah comments about the pitfalls of social media. "We are not meant to have the kind of feedback that we get on social media. We're meant to get feedback from a small community of humans that we’re in a relationship with. We are not meant to hear four hundred thousand people's opinions of what you look like or how angry they are at you or whether they hate you or love you."In talking about being successful, Sarah says, "I don't want to get swept away by trying to impress people or by getting the next gig so that I can be successful. I want to stay focused on loving people and being loved and that needs to be the core always. That needs to be the driving force any time I do a project. How do I love these characters? How do I love the audience through the telling of this story? So my letter to my 20-year-old self would be, keep that fire alive, return to that truth and that ultimate vision and drive even if it has to become a practice but you must return to it. Otherwise, this industry will eat you alive and you will never feel like you're enough.""What is success? Is success winning an Emmy? No. Is Success being a star of a television show? No. Actually, success is being seen, known, and loved and getting to offer that to other humans."

StruggleGrowSucceed by Charles A. Baldwin This is reminder to tune in for a 3 part series coming next. Part #1 What Does STUGGLE really mean? It will shock you. Part #2 How can you tell if you are GROWING? Don't fool yourself. Part #3 Is SUCCESS a pipe dream? Or is it for anybody?

Welcome back to Episode 2 of the #CLEARTALK Show - I'm your host, Armin Shafee! In this video I covered: - TheREBORNExperience.com Jan 31st deadline! and his extraordinary business mind (Rest in peace)- Tribute to Kobe Bryant - How I ALMOST shut down my company because of depression - How I got myself out of Depression and the spiritual lesson I learned - How to think about long-term vs short-term goals - Am I going to India? - How “motivation” works and how to create it - How I stay motivated without seeing any significant results In the beginnings an idea - What to focus on FIRST as a solo entrepeneur - I answered the question, “what was the hardest part of starting my business from scratch” - Is SUCCESS based on confidence, skill or luck?

Meet Roberta Budviestas with Don't Eat The Rhino! Is Success eluding you? Identify your success thieves to control and eliminate them If you ever feel like life has passed you by or no matter how hard you work, success seems elusive then perhaps it is time to identify the success thieves in your life. Who Stole My Success is a collection of tales written for micro business owners. The thieves that steal our sense of success are there every day and it is important that we identify them so that we have the ability to control and eliminate them

Is Success something wich is used by everyone? Is your Success something which can be given to anyone? Can I take Success and make anybody?   Episode 359: Hoodoo Success Readings......Live....The Real Hoodoo

Is Success eluding you? Identify your success thieves to control and eliminate them If you ever feel like life has passed you by or no matter how hard you work, success seems elusive then perhaps it is time to identify the success thieves in your life. Who Stole My Success is a collection of tales written for micro business owners. The thieves that steal our sense of success are there every day and it is important that we identify them so that we have the ability to control and eliminate themThis show is broadcast live on W4CY Radio – (www.w4cy.com) part of Talk 4 Radio (http://www.talk4radio.com/) on the Talk 4 Media Network http://www.talk4media.com/).

Is Success eluding you? Identify your success thieves to control and eliminate them If you ever feel like life has passed you by or no matter how hard you work, success seems elusive then perhaps it is time to identify the success thieves in your life. Who Stole My Success is a collection of tales written for micro business owners. The thieves that steal our sense of success are there every day and it is important that we identify them so that we have the ability to control and eliminate them   Some Thieves that Steal Success     •    The Quickie Thief     •    The Assumption Thief     •    The Moral Imperative Thief     •    The Trust Thief     •    The Money Attitude Thief ??? Eliminating Thieves Grows Your Businesses Mentoring clients over the years, it is evident that many micro business owners suffer from the thieves that every day attack our mindsets and threaten our future. Thieves that make us doubt ourselves. Thieves that cause second thoughts. Thieves that steal our confidence and self-worth. You need to stop the thieves to success.

Is Success eluding you? Identify your success thieves to control and eliminate them If you ever feel like life has passed you by or no matter how hard you work, success seems elusive then perhaps it is time to identify the success thieves in your life. Who Stole My Success is a collection of tales written for micro business owners. The thieves that steal our sense of success are there every day and it is important that we identify them so that we have the ability to control and eliminate themThis show is broadcast live on W4CY Radio – (www.w4cy.com) part of Talk 4 Radio (http://www.talk4radio.com/) on the Talk 4 Media Network (http://www.talk4media.com/).