In this episode, I talk about the power of reflecting on your journey and celebrating your progress.

Take a moment to appreciate how far you’ve come.

Enjoy :-)

Sumantha

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It's so easy to focus on what's next. Isn't it? More clients, more growth, the next big win.

But I think it's really important to take a moment right now to look back.

Think about where you started, the courage it took to begin, the lessons you've learned, the wins you've created.

Big and small.

We are not very good at celebrating ourselves in this line of work.

We're always thinking about how we can help others improve or reach that next level.

But reflection is really powerful because it boosts confidence and it reminds you that you can do hard things.

It gives you fuel to keep going.

So today is a really simple task.

I want you to acknowledge your journey.

Say it out loud if you have to—say, "I've done well," because you have.

And every step you've taken has mattered.

Whatever today looks like, take a moment to celebrate how far you've come.