by chellie | Aug 5, 2025 | empowering women, leadership, motivation, personal growth
Congratulations! You’ve made it half-way through this blog series! You’ve tackled some major limiting beliefs and may already be seeing light at the end of the tunnel. Today, we’ll analyze how harmful it is when you think that you’re just a victim of circumstances....
by chellie | Jul 29, 2025 | empowering women, leadership, personal growth, Professional Development, success
Previously, you looked at how criticizing yourself for your lack of great progress could make you feel like giving up altogether. Today, you’ll discover how comparing yourself to others can make you feel the same way. Of course, we’ll give you the tools to crush this...
by chellie | Jul 22, 2025 | empowering women, leadership, personal growth, Professional Development, success
In the last blog post, you learned that all the resources you need to reach your goals are available to you. Today, you’ll discover that you don’t need big wins to reach your goals – small successes get you there as well. Oh, how easy it is to criticize yourself for a...
by chellie | Jul 15, 2025 | empowering women, leadership, personal growth, Professional Development, success
In last week’s blog, you conquered the limiting belief that your past controls your future. This lesson steps even farther out of your past and looks at your current circumstances. Do you feel like your resources are limited? If so, this mentality assumes that...
by cfcadmin | Jul 12, 2025 | Career, Corporate Culture, leadership, personal growth, Professional Development, workplace culture
This morning, something unusual happened. As I walked along the beach, a crane appeared beside me. No flapping. No noise. Just calm, deliberate steps matching my pace stride for stride. At first, I smiled at the serenity of the moment. But the longer it walked with...
by chellie | Jul 8, 2025 | empowering women, leadership, motivation, personal growth, Professional Development
Last week, you discovered how your failures don’t keep you from succeeding now. In fact, failures bring you closer to success! This lesson is tied closely to the same concept – that what happened in your past doesn’t predict your future. If you think that your past...
