How I Structure My Life for Maximum Freedom

Today I want to talk about another one of my favorite topics and something I got really good at over the years – structuring my life for maximum freedom. Things weren’t always the way they are now and my mindset was far from how I see things today, so I want to walk you through the steps I’ve taken over the years, the decisions I made, how I prioritized freedom even when it didn’t make sense, how I set boundaries, what factors I remove, and also how I achieved different types of freedom, such as emotional, creative and time freedom.  Tune in below: Show Notes: * A day in my life + how everything is created with freedom in mind * How your freedom will trigger others and what that means * Freedom and family * What do you do when things don’t seem to be working out? * The real definition of time freedom * Freedom and relationships * Freedom and traumas * How reclaiming my freedom broke generational patterns Mentioned: * Bold Business School Waitlist * How to Achieve Radical Authenticity in Your Business * Unlearning Deeply Rooted Beliefs & Turning 30  Transcript This is a beautiful topic and one very dear to my heart because I did all I could in the last 10 years to earn my freedom. But truth is I never needed to put that much effort, it was always available to me. I just had to let go of a lot, claim my time and my desires, stop living life according to other peoples’ rules, and just walk my own path. Of course I didn’t know this back then. Now my philosophy in life and in business is that you can lean back and receive, the hustle mentality isn’t necessary, you can choose what resonates with you, what is aligned with your soul and reach your goals much faster. Because the rest of the time we are just dealing with unnecessary distractions, working on things that don’t get us far, and even learning from the wrong sources, for example in business. And that’s okay, it helps us build valuable skills, find out what doesn’t work and then we eventually still create the life we desire, it just takes a bit longer. The obvious kind of freedom you might desire is the one that lets you be your own boss, live anywhere, be flexible, and do what you want with your time. Add to that financial independence and some might consider this the dream life. But that’s not how it works. Many business owners get into entrepreneurship and do well in their first years but end up creating yet another job for themselves. They either have too much client work, don’t truly enjoy what they do or are never satisfied w...