Cultivate and Nurture Your Relationships
Whoa. Before you go any further, if you were thinking this was a typical self-help book and that I am going to spoon-feed you success principles, well, that’s not going to happen. No hand-holding either.
Well, maybe a little.
It’s time to take charge. And if you need a little push, I’m sharing these thirty-one ways to release your inner boss. Your inner boss is powerful and supportive and there when you need her.
Now is the time to connect with her if your life is complicated, chaotic, or disorganized.
I’m crawling right into the mud with you to discuss what it will take to dig you out. You can choose to close this book and walk away, or you can step forward and make things happen.
No more excuses!
I know life can be tough. We all have challenges. Are you willing to allow those stumbling blocks to trip you up, or will you line them up and create the path to freedom? You can go either way. It’s up to you.
I want you to have what you want, and releasing your inner boss will help you get there. I wrote this book to support you, but I can’t do it for you. When it comes to your life, you’re the boss.
Think fast and breathe slowly. You’ll get where you want to go.
It’s your choice from here. You can stop reading right now and gift this book to a friend, you can read from cover to cover and forget about it, or you can use it as a guide to get it done.
I hope making changes is your decision. Once you decide, you cut off access to any other options.
Where you go from here is your choice. There are millions of directions to choose from.
I’m going to ask one thing of you before we begin, though… Be honest with yourself. If you see yourself in one of these thirty-one chapters, be willing to look at what you see without judging yourself. Cut yourself some slack—nobody’s perfect! Awareness is the first step to creating lasting change. Want to get it done? Open your mind.
Are you with me? Let’s climb on this horse and ride!
XO, Hayley
Before we go too far, I’m going to come clean about a few things.
I lead a very busy life managing my home, a successful business, and a coaching practice—oftentimes from my phone. Yep, my phone. It’s my office away from home. I thought I had created a system to help me balance my life, but as it turned out, I did just the opposite.
For a while, it worked. I got a lot of work done, and my business grew because of it. But instead of using my free time to rest or be with family, I worked.
The more I got done, the more I added to my plate.
My lifestyle was healthy and I had a lot of energy, but I was slowly wearing myself out. As I wrote this book, I remembered a realization I had during this stressful time that pretty much shocked me.
I had become addicted
