It always links so perfectly, because when you’re present, you’re here in the moment. We can choose to see this moment and accept it for what it is. You know, we might be wanting to go over there, we might have our big list of crazy amazing goals, and when you have a business, yeah, we need to think big. We need to have those big audacious goals that seem unrealistic. We can do it and get excited about it, but we need to accept our current situation. When we do accept our current situation, we are able to move forward with more ease, less stress, more grace, and more presence, and more gratitude. More, “Yes, here I am, I’m going to be here in this moment. And I’m not only going to accept it, I’m going to be freaking grateful for it.” Therefore, you can have this attitude of like, “Yes, life.”

What do you do when you are in that kind of attitude, that kind of thinking mind and feeling body, you create amazing work? You’re inspired, you could work, and work, and work, until you’re like, “Whoa! I need to look after my health and stop work.” I mean, that is when we do our best work, when we’re in that grateful, that grateful mindset. When it’s just like, yes, opportunities are all around, you’re more likely to put yourself out there. You’re less likely to listen to that fear voice. Your less likely to listen to all that self-doubt that we’re human right? We all have self-doubt and self-doubt and fear kills our business. When we’re more joyful, when we’re more grateful, when we accept more, when we are present, we step forward and we don’t care about what others might judge us by. We don’t care that we don’t have the best logo or the best blog post… We create the best we can with what we have, with our inspired self. And we put it out there, and know that the right people, the right customers, the right clients, the right whatever, will come our way. They’ll cross our paths; they’ll potentially buy our product. And then we can step forward again, and again, and again, and create that momentum.