Your Best Awaits You

Do you ever feel like the best years of your career are behind you? 

I had a client - a very accomplished financial services executive - but then she hit a roadblock. When we started working together, she had been passed over for a promotion. She was concerned the best years of her career were behind her.  Recently, she called me to thank me for our work together and for igniting a fire in her to grow.

This is what I recommended to my client and it transformed her:

1.  Clarify what you really, really want in the next three years and write it down.
2.  Be enthusiastic about your vision of the future. Visualize and mentally practice yourself achieving your goals.
3. Make choices and take consistent action towards them.

This method works because my clients are successful, high-achieving individuals who have already achieved a high level of success.  And they know how capable they are - they've gone very far in their fields and they've proven their abilities. But then they hit a roadblock and they're not where they want to be.

And it's vital that you consciously engage in your growth and feed your mind a vision of the future you want, even before it's happening. This  retrains your mind and body to a new and better future. Your brain is a record of the past, so if you don't consciously give your mind new images of the future you want,  you're at risk of staying stuck. And as you make  choices that are aligned with the future you want, your body starts to believe it. 

When you embrace a growth mindset, your best always awaits you.

As Wallace Wattles explained in The Science of Getting Rich, "The desire for increase is inherent in all nature, it is a a fundamental impulse of the universe [...] Every living thing is under this necessity for continuous advancement." (1)

The desire for increase is inherent in you. Activate it by getting excited about your future.

And to support you, I'm offering you my Career Elevation Checklist and Guide for Business Leaders - seven mindset shifts you can implement today. Go to StephanieHessler.com, scroll to the bottom of the page and download your complimentary checklist.

(1) Wattles, Wallace D. (1910). The Science of Getting Rich. Jeremy P. Tarcher / Penguin, p. 96.