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  1. Hi Meghan,
    I really enjoyed your post this morning! I’m always interested in hearing about the power of intention. Another tip: work hard and stay focused!!! :)

  2. Thanks so much for this! I just finished school to become a holistic nutritionist and am trying to figure out what comes next. The idea of starting my own business is quite overwhelming and this is very helpful! I’ll be keeping it close

  3. You make it sound so easy! (Which is a good thing.) I struggle with feeling like I can achieve my goals and am a definite procrastinator! I think I will get a notebook and start making some lists at least! Hopefully that will help me to work out what exactly my dreams are for a start. Thanks for being inspirational as always Meghan!

  4. Hi Meghan,

    As always, another awesome and timely post.

    Taking small steps, staying focussed and letting go of the need to know the “how” of something before I start are the practices that have significantly revolutionized how I live my inspired life.

    The small steps keep things from getting overwhelming while satisfying my Type A control patterns. The focus calms my mind and let’s my soul take the reins. Letting go of “how” allows me to practice surrender — I declare my dreams to the universe and allow myself to relax into the unfolding.

    I’m also starting to practice creation before consumption, so my own dreams don’t take a backseat to all of the amazing content others are putting out into the world. After all, leaders are creators, and I intend to lead.

    So much love,

    Tanya

  5. I started reading about the law of attraction and theories similar to what Meghan posted above in 2002. My life and health was a complete mess. In the last 14 years my life has changed so much for the better it makes my head spin, and I credit it to me taking the above approach.

  6. Meghan I started your programme in 2014, for personal reasons. Since then, I realize it is taking on a new life of it’s own. My focus has shifted from a personal one to family, and my dream is now to make sure my family is on a path to wellness through awareness of healthy eating – and they are totally on board! I also have to tell you that a very close friend has embraced your book and has shared it with a relative who is 11 years old! Please know your work is benefiting so many people! I will be staying with my bff for 1 week next month, and will be making your meals the entire week! I will be arriving at her home with grocery bags in hand! My wildest dream is that she becomes the healthy person she so deserves to be! Thankyou for all your work!

  7. This is so great! I need this now. I’ve been struggling (who isn’t? hah!), and I assume that I’m not succeeding at my blog because I have the worst luck, but actually, I think my efforts have been misguided and misdirected, like I dwell and work hard on things that need my attention, but perhaps they should not have taken ALL my attention. So I’m trying to refocus and branch out now so that I don’t neglect other important aspects of being a blogger besides the content itself.
    As a blogger, I also repeatedly ask the question “why are people reading my words? why are they subscribing? what am I giving my readers?” and I think these are pivotal questions if you want to move forward as a blogger. Of course, you can only create amazing things if you are absolutely passionate. That is key. But I think also, it’s about what your loyal readers need, especially those that trust you with their email addresses and take the time to leave comments. It’s about giving them a great experience, or a useful tool…
    Have you read Big Magic by Elizabeth Gilbert? I’m reading it now, and sometimes it makes me cry because she talks about all the obstacles we put in front of ourselves that prevent us from creating. It’s really quite incredible the way she expresses that. And she repeatedly brings up that “done is better than perfect and is also better than good” because if we strive for perfect, we may never finish our creations, and then, we’ve basically accomplished very little…