60 Days Till I Turn 40

On May 2nd, the 60 day countdown begins.

I turn 40. I have to admit I’m not too thrilled with idea of hitting this milestone.

Instead of being a sourpuss about it (can’t stop the train from coming) I decided to not celebrate just one day but the whole year.

The adventure begins in May where my friend and I take a flying leap 18,000 feet to be exact out of a perfectly good airplane via Tandem Skydiving.

June brings a secret little trip and zip lining and white water rafting in the beautiful mountains of NC.

November the family flies to Costa Rica, where we do white water rafting, zip lining, waterfall rappelling and mom works up enough nerve to do bungee core jumping.

Life is meant to be lived in big, bold and beautiful colors.

That is what I plan to do.

In honor of me changing my attitude about aging and embracing life. I have decided to do a 8 week (60 days) blow out of freebies, discounts and other little goodies to my newsletter subscribers. So if you haven’t signed up yet, whatcha waiting for?

The first 20 days are going to be dedicated to the art of Dreaming Big. Learning to set your intentions with the Universe and create big, fabulous dreams.

The next 20 days is all about being bold, learning to get outside your comfort zone and stepping into the woman(man) your suppose to be.

To finish it out, the last 20 days are going to be about creating a supportive environment, detoxifying your life both inside and out, simplifying routines and much more.

If your ready to take your journey with me, sign up in the form on the right hand side.

With much love,

Jana

P.S.

To the rest of the world that supports women dreaming big, being bold and living beautiful and want to get in on the action of offering little tidbits of wisdom and goodies to the group, email me at info@janamartin.com with the subject line: 60 to 40.

 

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Dream Boldly

I teach my coaching clients how to be Bold in pursuing their life and business goals. But what does being bold actually mean?

Here is how I define it:

Being bold means having the courage to step outside your comfort zone and take action to pursue the life you truly desire. It can be down right scary especially if you feel like you don’t have a plan to reach those dreams.

One of the first steps I recommend is define what your Big Dream is.

How do you know when you have found your BIG dream?

It’s the one your afraid to say aloud in fear that people will make fun of you or dissect it with why you shouldn’t do it reasons. It’s the one that scares the hell out of you.

The one that makes your stomach turn when you think about. Makes your brain feel like it is on the verge of bursting when you let go and begin mapping out possibilities.

Break your action steps into daily, weekly and monthly to do list and start now. (Not enough time in the day? Hire a VA to help you so that you can focus on your strengths.)

Until you put (the right) actions in motion your dreams will be just that…dreams. I personally like arranging my action steps from easy to hard. When obstacles hit ( and trust me they will) find a quick solution to it to get you back on track.

For example, your having a hard time uploading your wordpress files. Outsource it. Give it to teenager.

The more time you spend on your weakness, the less time you spend on your strengths and that my dear is not living a big, bold and beautiful life.

Here are just a few things to ask yourself as you get started on your action plan:

    • Are the action steps I have created in alignment with my goals?
    • Is there an action step I can take right now to get started?
    • Will a decisive action help me overcome an obstacle I am facing right now?

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The Art of Being You

April 8, 2012

Have you ever wondered why some people are wildly successful in business? They are lively, fun and their message seems to be spoken from the heart? If you think it’s just their personality and that you could never be like that. You would be wrong. The reason why they are so successful is because they [...]

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