ARE YOU FREE TO BE FABULOUS?

“Who do you think you are?”

“Don’t get a swelled head!”

“Remember where you came from.”

“Think you’re too good for us?”

“People like us don’t go to places like that.”   

That list of hold-backs could go on and on.

And every one of us—including you— has
been subjected to some form of commandment
to NOT break out beyond where you came from,
to not leave your “station” in order to be truly fabulous.

Whether it came from a demanding and controlling
parent, a terrified and anxious teacher, an abusive
coach, or any number of relatives, romantic partners,
or so-called friends who didn’t know any better . . .
the damage happened anyway.

And what’s the damage . . .?

A smaller life than you know could be yours.

Perhaps you feel limited in what you can do
in your career, where or whether you can go to college
or get specialized professional training, even
who you can love.

The damage may have spread to your bank account,
your health and fitness, and even how you dress and
carry yourself in the world.

But here’s the good news . . .

No matter your age, no matter where you’re at, we
assure you it’s never too late to bust out of that
internal prison that’s been holding you back.

The fact is, now your life is yours to design.

Yes, it is.

And you are truly free to design it any way you want.

That’s an idea that may feel like a betrayal of where you
came from and what you’ve believed was true your whole
life. 

And your freedom may come with some fearful challenges.

But, hey, why live in bondage to what others taught you?

So we want to offer a few tips to help support you in your
willingness, your commitment to Be Free To Be Fabulous.

1) Recognize that you are unique. One-of-a-kind unique.

Therefore, it doesn’t matter what anyone else has
accomplished, what anyone else owns, does, or is.            

All that matters is what you need to accomplish
and experience so you can enjoy the specific 
Fabulous Life that is yours, truly yours.

2) Notice if anyone in your life is determined to
keep you back, whether relative or friend.

If someone (or several someones) cannot cheer you on,
cannot support your dream, then those relationships
are toxic. Truly, truly toxic, because they poison
and undermine your desire.

As difficult as it may seem, distance yourself from those
hold-you-back-relationships and make room for new,
more expanded and more alive people who can appreciate
who you truly are.

3) Take one step tomorrow that would propel you a
little bit closer to your Fabulous Life.

It doesn’t matter what it is, only that it heads you in 
the right direction, and that you take the step.

Do it! Bravo!

You are that much closer to Being Free to Be Fabulous!    

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If you’re ready to overcome the fear of being fabulous,
Judith Sherven and Jim Sniechowski offer you a breakthrough
perspective with their fr...eee tips at:
http://www.fearofbeingfabulous.com