I'm done with Level 3 at last. It's been a challenge for me mostly because of time constraints and, admittingly, a lack of focus and discipline. It's a challenge to get out of my comfort zone in a way that's......comfortable!My advice to anyone out there with the same challenges is:1. Make sure you don't lose vision of your goal2. Continue to see value in the training when you don't have the time to go through it.3. Blog, blog, and blog some more.

Okay, so I'm at the end of my Level 2 training How do I feel? Uneasy!On the one hand, I love it whenever I'm on the WA site. On the other hand, I already spend most of my time working on my laptop, so when WA time comes I want a break from my computer.This is why I've spent less time training with WA than planned, so it's time to coach myself. What specifically is causing my procrastination? Fear? Fear is an outcome trait, so the fear of what? Fear of failure, fear of success? Or maybe it's som

My website has been indexed by Google. A pleasant new years' surprise. I continue to fly. This is great motivation to continue creating after the holidays. I find that the less busy I am, the less I get done. Being (thankfully) busy teaching online will make me more productive in building my website too. I'm looking forward to 2021 and wish all of you at WA an awesome year.

I've just completed my first ten lessons, the first module. It took a lot of time. As excitement grows, so will the time be found to speed up my progress. It's like a jet taking off: It requires huge energy to get off the ground, but once up in the air, it just glides along. It's interesting how much busier I got as soon as I committed to MA Premium a couple of weeks ago. I just kept on getting new teaching offers. 2021 will be a year of slow, steady growth. I look forward to that.