Whether we acknowledge it or not, we are limited by our own narrative. How we speak about things, what we complain about, and what we decide to pay attention to determines how far we can go.

Some of us need to whack a tree to realize that life doesn't need to be a certain way all the time; we can change things, but first, we must take a deep and honest look into ourselves and what is going on in our lives. The key is avoiding making it worse and not trying to make it better, just figuring out what it is that's wrong and acknowledging our role in it.

I'm honored to welcome Shasheen Shah to the show in this first episode.

Shasheen is the CEO of Coherent Strategies Consulting and Coaching and the author of Kid and the King; he is also my mentor, coach, friend, and the person that guided me through my transformational journey.

Our conversation revolves around the idea of accepting who we are, stepping into who we want to be, and taking responsibility for our actions and thoughts. We talk about the need to stop sabotaging ourselves and going after what deep inside know is our birthright. We share the lessons we learned from each other, the challenges we overcame, and reflect on the idea of trauma sharing and the victim mentality. 

Tune in and listen to the first episode of So What! Now What? Get ready to step into the power of allowing yourself to be who you are meant to be.

In This Episode, You Will Learn:

• A bit of my background and what made me decide to pivot and change my life's trajectory (3:13)
• Living a trashy-novel-like life (4:55)
• About having a "So What! Now What?" moment in our lives (9:52)
• Don't make it worse, don't try to make it better. Just figure out what it is (14:41)
• When we feel it is so hard to take that step, we must remember: It is about being present (19:39)
• One of the biggest breakthroughs Shasheen saw me experience (23:13)

Resources:

• Executive Coaching and Consulting Services website
• Book: Caroline Myss - Anatomy of the Spirit: The Seven Stages of Power and Healing
• Kid and the King on Amazon

Connect with Shasheen:

• LinkedIn
• Instagram
• Twitter
• Facebook

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