Does "failure" even exist? Having to take action all the time? True growth work is not sexy If you hire a coach hoping they'll "fix you" you are in for a big disappointment That's it from me today. Joy-full Sunday 💚 If you are struggling with any of the things I mentioned in this email I can offer help in one of three ways: ⇒ You can watch my complimentary "Discover our purpose in 24 hours or less" video guide ⇒ You can buy my Authenticity Mini-course to quickly and organically lower your insecurities ⇒ Or you can discover and eliminate your biggest source of self-sabotage during Freedom Week If you are ready feel free to choose one of those three options - whatever you are comfortable with. If not - have a blessed weekend. IvanNikolov.com | LinkedIn | Instagram | Facebook |
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