Truthfully, I'm not sure I can define abundance succinctly.
What it means to me is a present knowing that I am enough, that I have enough, and that there is enough time, attention, and support to live a meaningful life and do meaningful work. I can't say that this is my mindset at all times—far from it.
But in the times when I'm feeling most hopeless or desperate, it's the mindset that I eventually bring myself back to. It's the Truth that's guided difficult decisions and unlocked completely unexpected paths forward. An abundance mindset—when I'm truly in it—shifts my perception and presents new possibilities.
Maybe one way to think about it is that an abundance mindset isn't so much an answer to the problems of scarcity, urgency, and precarity, but a series of questions that remind you there is always a way forward.
Throughout this month, my goal has been to speak some of those questions out loud. Hopefully, you've experienced at least a small shift in perception as a result.
Today, we'll round out this series with 3 more stories about interesting questions and new ways forward. You'll hear from sales coach Allison Davis, business strategist AnnMarie Rose, and Athena Village founder Kelly Pratt. Listen for the shift in perception that allowed them to see a new possibility for their work and businesses.
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