I took her advice to heart deeply and began thinking of myself as someone I am looking at from the outside. If I was to meet me how would I describe me and my accomplishments? How would I look to myself and this is what I have decided:
" Cynthia is a self-made entrepreneur, who
for the last 15 years, has been motivating and inspiring people from a stage
and is a natural as a host of momondays.
She is an accomplished speaker sharing time with groups, large and
small, who listen for encouragement and support. Cynthia worked in office administration and
dabbled in community theater while raising two children, as a single mother, until
2007 when she decided it was time to go university. In less than seven years she completed a BA
honours and a master’s degree focused on people, specifically the aging
population. She has traveled the world, for study and
pleasure, and brings her gifts to the stage.
Cynthia is a certified group fitness coach
and personal trainer and she is trained as a healthy eating and weight loss
coach. In 2017 she set her sights on
racing and between spring and fall of 2017 she completed six cross country
races, three triathlons and a half marathon.
She shares her mostory whenever she is asked. There is little she has not done, seen or
overcome. "
I choose to like me and choose to be proud of my accomplishments and my life just as it stands. I hear voices that say "don't get too big for your britches" or "you think you are so smart" as they are said with venom and to put me down. These voices no longer carry weight with me. I am letting them go.
How about you? What voices are you hearing that keep you small and insignificant? What past programming speaks to you and causes you to second guess that desire to succeed? Think about it and, if you care to, I would love to hear from you!
