Turn Your Passion into a Thriving Lifestyle Business
Have you ever avoided taking action because you were afraid of putting yourself out there?
The tension between wanting to hide and wanting to succeed is a feeling I know all too well.
But I also know that if I want to do work I love, I have to take a step into the unknown.
I can’t let other people, or my fears, control my life.
Yes, you may face negativity when you start a business, write a book, or whatever it is that you want to do.
But so what?
Would you like to follow your heart, but something is stopping you?
Does it feel uncomfortable, uncertain, and maybe even confusing to follow your heart?
What you are experiencing is to be expected when you’re first starting this journey.
It’s a sign that you’re heading in the right direction, because your mind and body are making adjustments to a new way of being.
Highly passionate people aren’t just lucky.
They share common characteristics.
They work hard, they trust their intuition and they persevere.
Nothing special is required. You don’t have to be gifted. You don’t need permission. You can follow what makes you come alive.
The only thing holding you back are the stories you’ve learned about this path.
Now, let’s look at the key habits of highly passionate people, shall we?
Do you ever feel like a fraud?
Or just plain not good enough to do what you love?
We all do.
But it affects different people in different ways.
It depends on how much power you give to the thought of “not good enough.”
Do you let the thought blackmail you, or do you let it float by?
Even famous speakers, authors and entrepreneurs don’t feel good enough all the time. They feel like frauds. They want to give up.
Do you believe you need an original idea to start a business, write a book, or even start a blog?
Or worse, do you think you have to be something you aren’t in order to take action?
Well, you can breathe a sigh of relief, because you don’t need any of the above.
What I do here at Wake Up Cloud isn’t amazingly original. I’m not the best writer. I’m not the smartest person around.
But I try to tell my story as honestly as I can.
Years ago, I let the belief of an original idea hold me back.