🎧141: How to Use Your Desires to Discover Your Purpose

Your desires are meant for you and possible. Period. And yet most people are in denial about what they actually want. And even when they know what they want, they deny that it can happen. My belief is that your desires are meant for you and possible. They are literally dropped in. And as I share on today’s episode, if you desire it, you actually already have it. (Don’t worry -- that will make far more sense once you listen.) I know that desire can be a less than tangible concept for many women, but it’s truly the secret to my success and one of the most powerful learnings that you can take with you into life and business. It literally makes everything clearer and easier. And who doesn’t want that? Listen in as I share an exercise I use to figure out exactly what I desire and how I map out the path to attaining those desires. You see, it’s not enough to simply want something. I’ll teach you the steps to take to literally get anything you want and ultimately learn to trust yourself and your desires. In this Episode: [02:20] Do you know what desire actually is? [05:08] Desire is a sign that you already have it. [07:56] Emily shares one of her favorite quotes and why desire is how you get to the next level. [10:18] Stop believing your negative thoughts. [12:03] You’ll be judged whether you’re wealthy or poor. Why stay small? [14:55] If you must doubt something, doubt your limits. [17:34] An exercise for you to learn more about desires. Links & Resources: Subscribe to the Podcast: I Heart My Life Show on Apple Podcasts I Heart My Life Show on Spotify Connect with Emily: I Heart My Life Website I Heart My Life on Instagram I Heart My Life on Facebook I Heart My Life on LinkedIn I Heart My Lifers Community Email: [email protected] Book a Call Episode Sponsor: I Heart My Life Mastermind Quotes: “The cool thing is, is that when you have a desire, it’s literally the first sign that you actually already have it.” - Emily Williams “Desires are a compass for your life.” - David Neagle