by Brigitte van Tuijl | Nov 13, 2020 | How to change your limiting beliefs
I remember sending my very first article to my list back in 2005. It scared the shit out of me! One of the things I feared was that I’d run out of inspiration. I had ideas for maybe 5 articles, and wondered if I’d have anything to say after that. Turns out...
by Brigitte van Tuijl | Aug 21, 2020 | How to change your limiting beliefs, How to create a business you love
How amazing would it be if you could have a breakthrough in ANY area of your choice right now?! And the good news is, you CAN! Here’s how: #1 Stop waiting for it. You wait because you think a breakthrough is a mysterious thing that happens if and when it pleases,...
by Brigitte van Tuijl | Jul 10, 2020 | How to change your limiting beliefs
Manifestation & achieving goals works exactly as YOU believe it works. If, for example, you believe you need to make videos to grow your business, you need to make videos to grow your business. If you do that, great! You do what you believe so you’re good. BUT. If...
by Brigitte van Tuijl | May 27, 2020 | How to change your limiting beliefs, How to create a business you love
Perhaps you’ve experienced some disappointments in the past. Or you’re used to achieve a certain type of result or experience a certain amount of joy / love / pleasure / fulfillment. And maybe you expect a certain amount of money – but never much more than that....
by Brigitte van Tuijl | May 25, 2020 | How to change your limiting beliefs
When you let your mind do its own thing, it’s default state is to come up with worst-case scenarios: What could go wrong? And how could you fix that / prepare for it / prevent it? Thinking about what could go wrong or what you could lose may seem...
by Brigitte van Tuijl | May 14, 2020 | How to change your limiting beliefs, How to get unstuck in your business
I often see my clients struggle with perfectionism: They have a great idea, but their need for everything to be perfect is paralyzing them. The key to break through this is to first understand that paralyzing perfectionism has very little to do with wanting to deliver...
