362. Choose Your Hard & Living in the Light of Possibilities

When we make decisions that we know are hard now, but will be worth it in the end, that's choosing your hard. On the outside, what looks like hard work, messiness and sacrifice, means taking the time to properly grow the roots needed to live your most abundant, unshakable life.  It can feel like hunkering down for a long, dark winter. But your winter won't last forever, because spring always comes.  Those who achieve incredible things all chose, or are choosing, their hard.  "Don't live in the darkness of your doubts but in the light of your possibilities." -Romy In this episode, we're talking about: The difference between openness and vulnerability Managing your energetic capacity Seasons of life: winter and spring Comparison and judgment How to be comfortable being alone How loneliness can exist even in healthy relationships The challenges and rewards of entrepreneurship Personal development and growth What season of life are you in? How do you find ways to hold onto your vision, even when it feels hard? I always appreciate hearing from you - please reach out by email or DM me on Instagram @emilygoughcoach   CONNECT WITH EMILY Book A Private Coaching Call With Emily To Work Together. Get Your Free 15-Page Foundational Guide "Where Do We Begin" Here Men's Group Coaching – 8-Week Program (Join the waitlist here) Women's Group Program "Becoming You" (Join the waitlist here) Instagram: @Emilygoughcoach Email: [email protected]                                        Website: Emily Gough Coaching Podcast: Room To Grow Podcast   REFERENCES Episode 178 | The Stories & Trauma We Hold Around Money With Selina Gray Episode 117 | The 9 Year Affair: Lessons In Infidelity Episode 304 | The Sacred Liminal Space: Between The Familiar & Completely Unknown Episode 302 | Self Love & Loneliness: Learning To Like Yourself Episode 297 | Slowly, Slowly, Slowly, Suddenly: Setting Intentions For A New Year Episode 299 | Embracing Your Winter Season   Podcast Producer: Adam Liefl