76. Is something amiss?
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My guest this week wasn\'t planning on being a teacher.
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Some people dream of being a teacher, some people dream of owning a business.\\xa0 They don\'t seem to go together, but they certainly could.\\xa0 Anything is possible, really!
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And as Kimberly Maska\'s path unfolded, she realized that she was destined to be a teacher with her own company.\\xa0
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Of course, like most stories of success, it wasn\'t a straight line to owning her own company.\\xa0 She shares many of her lessons during our conversation.\\xa0 The biggest one: trust your instincts!
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She also urges us to:
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- Get a mentor (and always have one)
- Resist scarcity - "you can\'t" isn\'t helpful, ever!
- When you get an inkling, follow that and let things open up
- Do the inner work (this is usually the hardest part)
- What brings you joy? (simple question, profound impact)
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Taking chances gets you to that next thing, and you just never know what\'s going to come.\\xa0 When you get the momentum going, so much fun and joy awaits.
Finally, when something feels amiss - it is!
More info about Kimberly Maska:
CEO, Maska Media
CEO, Spiritual Biz Publishing
Creator of Spiritual Biz Bootcamp
Publisher, Spiritual Biz Magazine
International Best Selling Author
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www.spiritualbizpublishing.com
For more inspiration, check out my book.
Peace, Possibilities, and Perspective:
8 Secrets to Serenity and Satisfaction in Your Life and Career