31. Why Self-Celebration is Essential to Your Success and How to Do It

This episode is important for all direct sellers. It’s more than a how-to episode; it’s a must-do. Self-celebration is a mindset practice. What you focus on expands, and if you focus on wins, you’ll get more of those. If you ignore the wins, your brain will assume that they aren’t important to you and stop looking for them.Most direct sellers don’t celebrate themselves often enough. They’re afraid of being seen as braggy or don’t think their wins are big enough to celebrate. Celebrating yourself isn’t braggy, arrogant, or selfish. Celebrating your wins doesn’t diminish someone else’s, and not celebrating your wins doesn’t give anyone else more to celebrate about themselves. Celebrating the big stuff is easy, but most of your business is about doing the small stuff. The big wins are a cumulation of a lot of steps out of your comfort zone. Learning how to celebrate yourself is crucial. We’re all our own worst critics. Isn’t it time we become our best cheerleaders?You can’t rely on external recognition. External recognition is like dessert; it’s sweet, delicious, and special, but no dessert is sustainable. No one else will be able to give you all the recognition that you need or deserve. You have to learn how to feed yourself well. You can’t expect someone to be there when you’re starving.In this episode, I give you some tips on how to practice self-celebration. After you listen to it, go to the Facebook group or send me a DM and celebrate yourself. I can’t wait to see it and to celebrate with you.RESOURCES:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kellydnorthcottGet your questions answered on the podcast: ask them by filling out this formFree Facebook Community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/directsalesworkshops Learn more about my programs: https://www.kellynorthcott.com/learnFollow me to stay up to date with all episodes of the Elevate Your Direct Sales Business Podcast with Kelly Northcott!

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