Conversation with Rachel

Doubting yourself Negative thinking Fear of Failing Criticizing others Negative self-talk Procrastinating Fear of the unfamiliar Pleasing everyone else but yourself 

What is the point of being alive if you do not at least try to do something remarkable? Failure is probably one of the aspects in life most people are afraid of. But, failure is inevitable and an important part of your growth and developing resilience. It is through failure that you learn more about your personality, strengths, weaknesses; and what you like or don’t. How society defines failure is usually very distorted and a misrepresentation of reality. It is usually associated with non-verbalised social expectations.  Failing to understand that, failure drives change and innovation. It is through failure that we know of Nomzamo Mbatha, Oprah Winfrey, Steve Bartlett and so on. Failure steers us towards our goals. We tend to get so court up in fine tuning the craft that we forget to: shine light on how difficult the process is, how many times we got it wrong before we got it right, who we lost during the process and how much we sacrificed. Success is not achieved overn

Each day is an opportunity to unleash your brilliance, release your potency and play with the big leagues to achieve magnificent results. You have such power within you and it reveals itself most, with the first rays of sunlight. Do not allow past and present disappointments and frustrations to demoralize you, stifle your confidence and suffocate your capability. In the world that seeks to keep you down, stand tall, fight back and build yourself up. Against all adversity, create your own lane and step into your light. Remember: You are smart, beautiful, capable and dynamite waiting to explode!!! Yes you. Reclaim your inner self. I was inspired by Robin Sharma ~ author of "The 5 AM Club"