Don't Let Laziness Get in the Way of Summer Fun!
In the last blog, I gave you a list of fun things to do before summer ends. That being said, I understand having free fun is not always realistic. Oola blockers, like laziness, can sometimes get in the way of accomplishing even these enjoyable activities we had planned.



How does laziness have an impact on your summer fun? Take a moment to reflect on how and why this might be. Laziness can be due to a number of reasons such as:
  • A lack of motivation or energy
  • Not having a strong support group
  • Not having a clear direction or interests
  • Feeling overwhelmed and using it as a coping mechanism
    No matter the reason, don’t let this get in the way of accomplishing your goals. Life can sometimes be draining, but remember that you deserve to have fun!
  • Below are 5 ways to help you push past laziness, so you can have the most Oola summer ever:
    1. Focus on just a few things at a time 
  • 2. Find your interests
    3. Make your goals manageable
    4. Get active and exercise
    5. Celebrate success and milestones
    If you need help, email me with some days and times that work best for you and me to jump on a 30-minute call to discuss how to make this the best summer ever!





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How I started to Live Differently

 
I was at a crossroad in my life when I learned to Live Differently.

It was several years ago that I was an investment advisor for a large regional bank.  I loved my position, my clients, the work. I was sure I was going to retire from this position.  Then one day the bank changed it's business model, didn't need as many investment advisors and my position was cut.  I was let go!

I did not have a plan B and felt like I was stuck in the muck.  What was I going to do now?  I knew that I didn't want to stay in the financial industry.  I didn't want to have my friends, income and career taken from me again.  I wanted to Live Differently.

For many years I was interested in natural products and how nature can help to support my bodily systems.  I completed a master herbalist certificate. I completed several master Reiki certificates and I knew that this was a direction I wanted to go in.

That's when I discover the essential oils of Young Living and their Seed to Seal promise.  Knowing about herbs and natural products I was thrilled to finally find a company that got it!  The products are only as good as the way the plants are grown, treated and processed to get the best results.  That is what Young Living does.  I also was very impressed with the way they combine essential oils into a wide variety of products for home, personal care, immune system, and event pets!  I had never discovered a company that does all of this and give you the opportunity to create an income simply by sharing the products.  I was hooked!

But that just started my journey to Live Differently.  I knew I wanted to get my Reiki practice started and there were so many internal stories I was telling myself about why this was not going to work!  I felt defeated until my good friend handed me the Aroma Freedom Technique book and asked me to join the certification class.  This technique blew me out of the water!  It helped me to turn around my internal narrative and self doubt I had to changing the way I saw myself and the world around me.  It showed me a way to use the essential oils I loved to improve my overall mental state.

So I was on my way.  Still I felt like I didn't have enough traction to really make a difference and that is when I found Oola.
Finding balance in an unbalanced world is exactly how I felt and that is what the Oola book talked about.  It showed me a simple framework to change the lifestyle I had to the life I really wanted to live.  It also is a whole community of like minded people that want to continually improve themselves and the world they live in. Now I had all the pieces that I needed to Live Differently.   

The best part is I get to share this with everyone who wants to Live Differently.

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