AP 371: How to Start Where You Are, Even When You Think It’s Too Late

About Progress

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Education, Self-improvement, Health & Fitness, Mental Health

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🗓️ 31 January 2022

⏱️ 27 minutes

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Have you ever felt like it was too late? Too late for your goals, traditions, or habits? Or, maybe you feel it’s too late to create better relationships? Instead of being stuck in these feelings, I want to teach you how to start where you are, even when you think it’s too late! In this episode, I share my own experiences of feeling like it was “too late” for me to start certain things. (Don’t worry, I definitely understand this feeling!) I then outline three ways you may be disqualifying yourself from starting over and cover mindset shifts you can embrace to move from feeling “it’s too late” to starting what you want. If you’ve ever found yourself saying, “It’s too late,” then this episode is for you. Join me to let go of regrets to create more for your life! Strive Hive Full Show Notes + Transcript Podcast Sponsor - code 'ABOUTPROGRESS' Finding Me Course Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Are you feeling stuck in your progress? Are your goals at a total standstill? Or are you feeling like
0:06.3	it's just too late to do something you wanted to do and you are a lost cause? It's time to start
0:13.2	where you are. Welcome to About to Progress, I'm Monica Packard, a regular mom and recovering
0:21.6	perfectionist who uncovered the truest model to dramatic but lasting personal growth. It's progress
0:28.4	made practical. Join us to leave the extremes behind and instead learn how to do something to grow
0:36.5	in ways that stick. If you like this podcast then you'll love my foundational course on identity
0:45.5	called Finding Me. This course is for you, regardless of where you are in your life.
0:51.3	It's never too late to get in touch with who you are and what matters to you. You can enroll with
0:56.7	our new buddy pass at aboutprogress.com slash Finding Me. It's too late. Do you ever feel that way
1:07.2	about an accomplishment that you've been longing for in your life or even a tradition that you
1:12.5	wanted to have in your family? Maybe a habit that you wished was already a part of your life
1:17.4	and you think it's too late now. I can't start it now. That whole thought came up for me recently.
1:23.1	My youngest is about to turn four years old and I only just realized that a few weeks ago
1:29.2	and immediately following that realization I had this flood of guilt. My baby is not even close to
1:37.0	being a baby anymore and yet with him being the youngest during some of the most stressful years
1:42.6	we've had as a family including almost two years which is half of his life during a worldwide
1:50.1	pandemic that there are a whole lives and a total of people. He has missed some things
1:55.2	on my other three kids got. Stability, peace, friendships, play dates, outings and so much more but
2:05.0	the thing that I was thinking of in that moment was that he had missed out on mommy school.
2:11.8	This is something I did with all of my other three kids starting around two years old. We would
2:17.4	just take a little bit of time each day to learn the alphabet and sounds and shapes and colors
2:22.9	and read some books and it was never like about getting them to be excelling at school or any of that.
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