Hillary McVeigh

And so when we can trust the cycle and trust our evolution when something no longer fits and you're going to know because it's going to be a feeling.

You're no longer going to be excited for it.

You're no longer going to feel as inspired.

You're no longer going to want to sell it.

We have to let ourselves evolve when it no longer feel resonant to speak about it or to want clients to come in.

Or if you're just naturally drawn to other different types of people and friendships, trusting that there is something there for you rather than forcing ones that really drain you.

So when it comes to this idea of failure, I always like to reframe this as like, you know,

It's better to quit something that is draining your valuable, valuable life force because if you don't, you're basically quitting your purpose.

You're quitting what could be.

You're quitting what could happen, what could be in the future business or future offering or future relationship just because you're uncomfortable to let go of what is now.

So we need to trust cycles.

We need to trust that the whole energy life force is evolutionary, which means it is constantly in this process of creation, maintenance, destruction.

Maintenance, creation, destruction, destruction, destruction, maintenance, destruction, creation, creation, creation, you know.

Intuitively, you will know.

Intuitively, it will become most relevant to what is needed here, and you can ask yourself what is needed here.

When it comes to changing your business offerings, what I had to come to realize for myself was you will always be of service, and you will be most of service when it aligns with you, when it is what you feel most excited and inspired to speak about, when you feel most excited and inspired to navigate and support people with, and that's because that's what they want.

You know, I have a client who is a health coach, and she was speaking about wanting to talk more about energetics and human design and all of the things that she loves and she's learning.

But she felt like and was afraid that people would get confused, or people would think she's weird.

And, you know, we really need to remind ourselves and really fact-check our stories of, no one will be confused if you're clear.

If she's clear, no one will be confused.