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 So let me ask you something, {NAME}: Do you ever sense that there’s this inner battle going
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 So let me ask you something, {NAME}: Do you ever sense that there’s this inner battle going on between who you are now, and who you were meant to be?  Or maybe you feel like you have to show up a certain way in your business to be seen as trustworthy or “professional” while there’s a whole other side of you people don’t often see. (If your answer is, “Hell yes, Mel...this is me!” then trust me… you do NOT want to miss this coaching episode of [Limitless Life™ with Beth]( Maybe it looks a little something like this: Inside, you feel creative, free, and fun. But then you look at your website, your Instagram, your YouTube channel… and you notice you’re presenting yourself in a more “buttoned-up” way in order to seem like you know your stuff. In order to be accepted. So what happens? Slowly, you start to hide the “messy” parts of you. Because you feel like making mistakes, or not having it all together, means you won’t be good enough. And then you realize that you’ve created a divide between your two selves. You feel like you can’t be creative and organized. That you can’t be laid back and professional. You avoid the gray area, because there’s nothing solid there to hold on to. But the truth is, {NAME}... the gray area is you. It’s the integration of these opposite worlds you’ve been a part of. It’s releasing the idea that if you’re one thing, you can’t be another. And for a lot of us, this area can be so scary, because it’s rooted in whoever you are — not whoever you’re trying to be for other people. But it can also be so incredibly freeing. Because it can be the start of you loving and accepting you just for being. Don’t just take it from me — [it’s exactly what Beth and I uncovered on this episode of Limitless Life™.](  Beth is a Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion educator who recently decided to pivot her business and shift from working with larger corporations to working with smaller businesses, as she felt that was more her true direction.  But once she’d made that decision, even more corporations were knocking at her door, which left her wondering if she made the right choice. She felt pulled between two versions of herself — the more corporate version and the more creative version. Through our conversation together, Beth noticed… - How her upbringing and observations may have taught her to be her “acceptable” self
- How “living in the gray area” is an integration of both versions of herself
- Choosing who she works with doesn’t have to be an either/or situation—the key to fulfilling work lies in identifying which clients and projects inspire joy
- Being loved and accepted isn’t based on her actions—it’s okay to be loved and accepted for just BEING. Pretty incredible, right? [Tune into the rest of the coaching conversation here!]( How freeing would it be to just… be you, {NAME}? To not have to choose between this or that, but simply choose what brings you joy? Sounds like total alignment to me :) I can’t wait to hear what you take away from this conversation. All love,
Melyssa Ă‚ Ă‚ If you no longer wish to receive our emails, click [here](. Melyssa Griffin, LLC, 520 Broadway Suite 200, Santa Monica, California 90401, United States
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