Some days are just overwhelming, right?
But have you ever thought about putting a positive spin on these crazy days?
Have you ever said, “Yeah, reality kinda sucks, but I can still be grateful and positive about other areas of my life that are working.”
If there’s one thing I’ve learned from “The OolaGuys”—Dave Braun and Troy Amdahl, authors of the international bestselling book Oola—is that gratitude not only helps us stay balanced during life’s crazier moments, it actually brings about the support, opportunity, and abundance that keeps us balanced.
Gratitude fosters hope, help and healing.
But being grateful doesn’t mean you’re complacent or done with striving for a better life.
At the same time you’re practicing gratitude, you can still be reaching toward growth.
Are there parts of your life you’re satisfied with right now, but other parts where you know you need to grow?
That’s where I can help.
If you’ve been following my past posts, you know that I’ve joined forces with Dave and Troy to bring my followers the Oola Lifestyle Framework via a 10-week coaching experience designed to transform your life, your finances, your relationships and more.
The Oola Coaching Program is the formula I discovered that has transformed not only my life, but the lives of countless people around the world.
It’s a simple 3-step process that not only will help you define the goals you want to achieve, it will keep you accountable to doing those things every day that bring about the results you want.
Wanna learn more?
Check out these resources that provide more information about the Oola Lifestyle Framework:
- Get my FREE Guide: "3 Steps to Less Stress, More Balance, Greater Purpose"
- Join my Oola Empowered Life For Single Women Over 50 Facebook Group
- Visit my Events Page to register for upcoming LIVE Oola events.
OR…
Schedule your complimentary discovery call and we can further explore Oola Coaching and working with me every week to find balance and calm the overwhelm in major life areas like finances, fitness, and field (career).
For now, comment below (or message me privately) with one thing you’re grateful about today - and - one area where you know you need to grow.
Next time, I'll share a list of 5 “gratitude practices” that will give you some ideas that will help you to stay in a state of gratitude.
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