And I wonder if the critical metric that we're missing is high.
So what are we missing? What are we missing? Um, I wonder if what we're missing is a really critical metric. Um, and in some ways it feels really good to know that people are desiring our products or connecting with our work or are interested in what we have to say or share, but this can't be just at kind of like this just can't be all that we have been given as a measurement too. Um, how many people buy from you or sign up to your thing, how much money you're bringing in every month, high, busy, or high in demand you are.Īnd by all means like these absolutely can contribute to the idea of being successful. Stuff like heading a certain number of followers on social media or your email list. That we often end up defaulting to ascribing, to the measures of success that seem easy and measurable and palpable. And I have this feeling because of the work that I do, that most of us are so disconnected to our own desires. New understanding of success for you because ultimately the idea of success is really just, it's so subjective as not so high one person measures success. Um, I have a lot to say, and hopefully it will, you know, provoke some. Um, in this episode, I want to talk briefly about success and feelings.
I'm so glad to be in your ears or your car or your phone or your speaker today. Mel: Welcome back my friends to courage is calling the pep talk station for women who want to be brave with their lives. That's what we're going to explore today - so get your journal or notepad out and let's set some new measurements for success. This can’t be all we have been given as a measurement tool, can it? What if we are absolutely missing a critical metric here: How we are feeling about what we are doing. How many people buy from you or sign up to your thingīy all means, these can contribute to the idea of being successful and in some ways – it feels really good to know that people are desiring our products, or connecting with our work or interested in what we have to say or share.
Most of us are so disconnected to our own desires and needs that we end up defaulting to ascribe to the measures of success that seem easy and palpable: How one person measures success is not going to be the same as the next person. Ultimately, the idea of success is so subjective. In this episode I want to talk about success and feelings.
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