EPISODE · Mar 9, 2019 · 9 MIN
Episode 241: Why do you do what you do?
from Ninja Jill KNOWS
Have you ever taken a few minutes to think about why you do what you do? It's important to understand why you do things and why you don't do things. When you dig deeper into why you don't do something, it actually frees up the energy and creates space for you to choose differently and take different action. Sometimes what stops us in pursuing what we want next in our work, our relationships or our health doesn't seem like a big deal once we analyze what is actually holding us back. When you take a few minutes to think about why you do certain things in your work, your relationships and your health and well-being it is a way to show gratitude and appreciation for what you are doing and to celebrate the success you are having. Listen in to hear why this type of self-analysis is key in creating more of what you truly want in your life. To subscribe and hear the latest Ninja Jill KNOWS episodes on iTunes, or on Stitcher. If you enjoyed this episode, you will enjoy my weekly email as well! Sign up here. LINKS MENTIONED in this Episode and to connect with Jill daily: Jill's book available on Amazon: When the Meaning is Lost Jill's Facebook page to receive daily inspiration Join the FREE Life MAKERS group on Facebook Jill's Instagram to take a peek into her daily life Visit the website www.jillethier.com MORE EPISODES TO LISTEN TO ON THIS TOPIC Episode 221: Do the thing you feel called to do Episode 204: How you live matters more WHAT I'M LISTENING TOO RIGHT NOW... This podcast is inspired by those podcasts that are impacting lives in a very big way including Andy Frisella's MFCEO Project which is always pure fire and filled with great strategy for life and business and Dr. Karen Osburn's Women Wanting More where she shares honest truths about waking up and living life.
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