The view we see of ourselves is often different from what others see when they look at us. Those little quirks and imperfections that drive us so crazy are rarely even noticed by others. In fact, it is often those quirks that others admire, traits that make us unique and stand out.
Your quirk is your gift. When you next look in the mirror, focus on your “quirky” and give it some love, because it is actually your blessing and a very important part of the authentic you. Look around – the world is becoming a very bland and homogenized place. Franchises and systemized business have created a vanilla business environment without character. Homes are built the same way, with your choices limited to one of five models. And women everywhere will be sporting cobalt blue skinny jeans as their fashion choice this season. This can go on as we take a look at what we eat, how we shop and where we choose to live.
Take an honest look at yourself and acknowledge your traits that do not match the norm. Maybe it’s your physical appearance, or the way you think, your name, hobby, passion or fashion sense. Sometimes these quirks are things we’ve chosen to adopt in our lives and other times they come to us through DNA. Either way I say own your quirk with pride. Your quirk makes you memorable, it makes you unique and it make you stand out in this increasingly homogenized world. If you love your quirks, others will too. And the ones who don’t… well, I say “so what?!” They are most likely jealous anyway!
Here Is To Success on Your Terms!
Love & Light,
Star**
There are weeks that pass that are devoted to implementing tactics and there are weeks where strategy and connecting with others rules. This past week was about both and in a BIG way. For those of you who are 
Well, within 60 days of that flippant comment I was asked by my good friend 
heart-centered people, contestants, staff and artists.
ishing you all the success life has to offer!
My family took a trip up to the Pt. Mugu Navel base and went to the air show last week and it was spectacular. We saw amazing things: The U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds flying in formation with barely a wing’s span between them, executing amazing aerial flips, turns and choreography timed to the millisecond. There was also a female wing walker – one of only 12 in the world. She braved climbing out of the plane, without a safety parachute, and ascended to the top wing to do handstands, flips and choreography while the plane soared through the air. She faced fear head on, 
with clarity and grace. She dared to do what most would not be willing.
EXPERT SKILL: Everyone who participated in that airshow had honed their skill with education, practice and enthusiasm for performing the activity that was most in alignment with themselves, their passion and what they most desire to do.
world? Not only did these gifted pilots accept and nurture their passion, but they take it and package it in a wonderful day of amazing service in sharing their gifts with the world, inspiring us all.
When a tough decision comes along I think of what Abraham-Hicks said, “If it’s not a hell Yes, it’s a hell No!” I believe as business owners we often get lost in our head and we ignore the gut feeling, that instinct. But how much time, money, and energy is lost trying to be someone you are not, or continuing to serve a client who doesn’t value you?
In August I plan on holding a teleseminar for you. After working with business owners in hundreds of different fields I am convinced that businesses succeed or fail depending on the alignment of their business with their foundational core. I have helped hundreds of women reignite their business passion and find success on their terms.