Sarah Williams--Founder & CEO of Framed! | Founder & CEO of Launch Your Box | Podcast: The Launch Your Box Podcast | Author: One Box At A Time | Inc 5000 Honoree

How To Break Free From Mental Blocks

Name: How To Break Free From Mental Blocks
Uploaded: 2024-04-10T18:11:57+00:00
Duration: 49 s
Channel: Sarah Williams
Description: In this motivational coaching segment, Sarah Williams asks viewers to identify their current mental blocks and what’s holding them back. She highlights…

10 Apr 2024 · 1 min

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In this motivational coaching segment, Sarah Williams asks viewers to identify their current mental blocks and what’s holding them back. She highlights examples: Mindy struggles with technology and purchases Nicole’s course, while Theresa is stuck on product and website decisions. Sarah emphasizes the importance of seeking help—whether through courses or external assistance—and offers a practical strategy to combat decision paralysis by breaking down numerous choices into individual, manageable decisions, encouraging participants to make and check off each one to reduce mental overload.

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Here's what I want to challenge you with. What are you struggling with right now? What has been holding you back? What block have you been having mentally that you just need to bust through? Because we can make some decisions right here today that will help us move forward with it. Mindy says, I'm struggling with tech, and she just went and bought Nicole's course. Yes, if you're struggling with something, what should we do? Get help. We need to get help. Theresa says, I'm struggling with product choices and website details. Make a list of those today, Theresa. What are the decisions you have to make? Because sometimes when we have so many decisions to make, it paralyzes all of our thoughts. But if we can separate them into individual decisions, then it's like, okay, made a decision about this, check. Made a decision about this, check. And it's not all this spinning in your head all the time that you're trying to remember.