Lori Harder explains when to push hard and when to let things flow. Some business moves demand full throttle: raising funds, hiring leadership, proving your product works. Others need ease instead.
There's the parts of my life that will come with ease, and then there's parts that I may look back on this in a year and say, this was wrong, but that you do have to full throttle, go in force. Like, you're gonna have to go and just push as hard as you can, and it's gonna be your rocket ship moment. And I talk about this a lot. If you actually think how a rocket ship works, like, they're going up in space, they use, I believe it's 90% of their fuel to break through the atmosphere. And so while there's so much force. Force happening, what's also happening inside? They're, like, floating. Like, they're starting to float. So I think that when I look at both things, it's like the force and the ease all at once. So I'm looking at the parts of my life that I'm like, okay, that's cool. That's like, coming in. I'm doing really good at manifesting. And also, yeah, these people don't know who I am, and they don't know how good this product is. And I have to advocate so hard, and I'm gonna have to fight for this, and I'm gonna go need to raise more money, and I need to hire a president, and I need to prove to them why this is the best company for them to come to. Like, I have to go get in front of the people. And a lot of them.
