Your 8-Step Process to Living Your Biggest, Boldest Life

Welcome to episode 26 of the Free and Fearless podcast. I’ll now share with you 8 steps that I consider important for anyone who wants to be bold enough to live their biggest life, and – of course – create not just a business, but their dream business. We’re here to aim high and go big! Tune into the episode below: Show Notes: * [02:02] How what you don’t want in life can be more useful than what you want * [03:51] Examples of strong boundaries in my business * [06:08] How I’ve used a special kind of guarantee in my latest offer to set the right expectations * [07:50] What comes after the hustle stage * [08:53] The role of manifestation in living your boldest life * [10:28] The kind of growth uncovering your traumas can lead to Mentioned: * Blog Audit * The Abundant Biz Journal Challenge [free] * The Epic Online Course Checklist [free] * The 5-Figure Blog Biz Checklist [free] * Free course for bloggers * Fearless Content [course] * It Didn’t Start With You [book] Transcript 1. Find clarity  Identify anything in your current life, environment and way of thinking that isn’t what you truly desire or which doesn’t resonate with you. Start eliminating ruthlessly.  Then, define what you want, make a plan, and start working on it. When my personal growth journey started, I spent enough time to realize that, to be honest with myself, to define what I really want and make a step-by-step plan on how to get it, here I am. Waking up with excitement, having a smile on my face while working, writing daily – which is my favorite thing. Inspiring people and being productive and disciplined without needing anyone to make me do any of it. But it wasn’t until I found out my passion – personal development, combined it with the best way to express myself and the right medium for me – writing, and read everything I could on how to turn that into something more. Then, I found out that freedom and independence were more important to me than I thought. I did what I could to become self-employed and location independent. So barriers like country,