Do You Have The Courage To Stand Up For You? (Part III)
The third of the three qualities of high life people is, they are Everyday People – High life people are not the conceited snobs you see played out in the movies. Ok, some of them are, but most of them aren’t. They’re everyday people just like you and me. They envision it, and then go about doing it. They continually learn. They learn from trial and error, books and other people. People of every socio-eco status, race and nationality. Even the shyest introvert will blossom if you introduce them to someone with similar interests or someone that can teach them something new related to their interest and their personality explodes. It’s a beautiful thing to see. High life people are always learning from other people. They are constantly learning from people that are already living their next step. New money learns from old money. To transition careers they learn from people that are proven successes in their new field. If they want fresh ideas they go to thought leaders of ever culture and generations. Here’s the lesson, check your circle of friends! Stop talking to the same people over and over, if you getting the same results. Start seeing small steps that lead to your dream. Say your dream is to be a billionaire but you don’t have access to any billionaires. Do you have access to anybody with wealth? You may not even need to talk to them personally. You may be able to get everything you need by just watching them from afar or reading their bio.
You’ll be surprised by how much you have in common with people that are where you desire to be and the only difference between you and them is they had the courage to stand up for themselves. Your turn!
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A former school and community agency counselor and creator of the 7-Step Method, Anita’s helped guide people from the ages of eleven to fifty through their own life issues, personal transformations and professional endeavors. With an old soul and a comedic, honest voice. She uses many southern colloquialisms and colorful expressions to unwrap personal stories of surviving a homicidal alcoholic father, a mother in denial and four physically and emotionally abusive brothers and relates them to guiding principles and healing techniques.
Through her powerful and uplifting interviews at ThatAnitaLive.TV and The Emotional Happiness Podcast women get to see and hear real women with resourceful stories living relentless lives after life's most devastating events. Through her charismatic and compelling speaking, Anita helps women use the tools and resources they already have to reveal and release success blockers such as childhood trauma and family dysfunction so they can build self-confidence, boost their self-esteem and feel free to live true to their own personality, spirit and character.
In her newly released ebook, 7 Simple Steps to Beat Emotional Baggage, Anita shares actionable techniques that will walk women through letting go of the past and rising above the glass ceiling to reach higher levels of success and satisfaction in life.
From nine-to-five, Anita is a Senior Acquisition Support Specialist, possessing over nineteen years of performing and administering program management and cradle-to-grave commercial and federal contracting activities for acquisitions ranging from $500,000 to over $2 Billion. She has progressively worked her way up the federal acquisition lifecycle and commercial supply chain through various positions from pre-award and requirements definition to commodities buying to contract close-out. In her career, she has mastered the art of transitioning to level-up.
Anita is a graduate of Limestone College, Virginia State University, and Strayer University with a B.S. in Mathematics, an M.Ed. in Guidance & Counseling, and an M.B.A. in Contracts & Acquisitions. You can find Anita online at ThatAnitaLive.com, Twitter, Periscope, Instagram and Facebook. Her handle is That Anita Live on all four social media platforms.
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