Goals Should Be Your Own Creation, Stop Fronting

from Wholeness Lab Hosted by Fonda Clayton

Doing a thing because everyone else is, is something my parents broke me out of early on. I had to come up with my own reasoning in the why of it all. If I couldn’t do this simple step, I was discouraged or forbad to do the thing. What I don’t get is…I know many were taught this very ‘rule’ and yet we follow the drip of holiday that dictates when and how we are supposed to do a thing. Just ‘cuz isn’t a good enough answer. ——————————————————— Visit my website for memes, blog post + show notes for this podcast, links and information referenced from this show at: Episode 21 Connect with Fonda Instagram (http://www.instagram.com/fondaclayton) I love hearing from you! Would you do me a solid? Please leave a podcast rating or review on iTunes for the show. I appreciate you taking the time to do this for me, it keeps me inspired to do more…Thank you! Thanks for listening, see you back here soon. xo, Fonda

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