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Don't Let Another Day Go By

self-care • Jun 28, 2019 10:09:50 AM • Written by: Erin Aquin

 

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How often do you think to yourself:

I will start tomorrow or maybe next week.

I want to enjoy my summer holidays, I will start after that.

The rush of the new school year is so busy, maybe I will just wait a little longer before I start.

The holidays are just around the corner, I will start fresh in the new year.

And on and on and on.

The hard truth here is that when you hold on to the idea that you must wait until the "perfect moment" to begin on your goals you are leaking precious time and energy.

My clients are some of the busiest people on the planet.

They have demanding full time jobs, side businesses, homes to manage, huge projects like writing books, finishing PHD's and raising children.

And they want better relationships with their families, their partners, their work, and themselves.

They don't have spare time just sitting there waiting to be filled, and yet, they aren't waiting for the "perfect time" to get started on their big goals and dreams.

Today, I want to invite you to bring to mind something that you have been putting off with hopes that the "perfect time" will fall into your lap.

Have you been waiting to get started on:

  • self-care?
  • eliminating a bad habit?
  • healthy eating and exercise?
  • making your relationship stronger?
  • finding love?
  • fixing a broken relationship?

What if I told you the perfect time to get started was today? 

And not only can I help you, but I will save you all the time and energy most people waste because they think they are supposed to figure it out alone.

That's the point of coaching with me. I help you do the things that will change your life in less time with less drama than if you tried doing it alone.

Simply request a free consultation with me here and on that call, tell me what you are ready to change and I will give you a step-by-step plan on how to get there.

Ready to Superabound in your life and work?

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Erin Aquin