Hillary

How did you get to that point from, okay, I'm no longer happy with what I was doing?

I need change.

How did you actually settle on what the action of that change was?

And I think that's what keeps people really stuck is because I feel like people think it needs to feel more obvious than what it actually does because to me it didn't feel obvious.

Yeah.

You know, I started thinking like, oh, I'm really interested in health and a little bit spirituality, but it was too out there for me.

And what I started to notice was what were the things that I was gravitating towards?

And at first it was the health aspect.

And I went and did a health coaching course.

And when I did it, I realized it didn't actually resonate for me.

But at the same time, it got me closer to where I was feeling like I wanted to go.

I didn't know exactly what it was.

And I actually really resisted human design for a long time.

It usually is the thing you resist.

It's the thing you are interested in.

But there is this cognitive dissonance that can happen where your mind is

almost knows that it's going to create so much change for you and the mind doesn't like change.

Your nervous system doesn't actually want change.

Your nervous system wants to stay in the same place because it's known and it loves it because it's safe.

So I almost feel like it's a good sign when you feel somewhat resistant to it because it actually means it's going to be really powerful for you.