The Fab Life Project

Are you feeling a bit off about the direction of your year? You’re not alone! In this video, I show you the power of identifying whether you are in a planting or blooming year.

By the end of this video, you’ll know how to navigate your year, whether you’re sowing the seeds for something new or reaping the rewards of hard work. Let’s unlock your potential!

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Have you ever felt as if you weren’t “living up to your potential?” 

The “p-word” is dropped a lot these days, but when was the last time you took a step back to actually think about not only what potential means to you, but what you WANT it to mean to you? 

Well, friend, today is that day.

In this episode, we’re talking about how and what is driving the pressure we feel to “reach our potential” and how complicated that gets when we’ve been taught to ONLY see our potential through the lens of “traditional success” 

But, you know your girl has other ideas and ways for you to redefine “potential” on your terms.

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There are times to step on the gas, moments when you need to coast in neutral, and of course, recognizing when you need to step on the brake. 

On today’s show, we’re talking about why it’s “Okay to GO SLOW” in any area of your life so that you can make progress and move with more intention and enjoy your life along the way. 

Success in our society is often depicted as such vast dichotomies. Either it’s all or nothing: total sacrifice or supreme laziness. 

It’s just not true! This episode is about pushing back against that and giving yourself permission to take the scenic route. If you've been struggling with trying to balance enjoying the life you have with working toward the life you want, this episode is for you! 

If you’ve spent any time on LinkedIn over the last few months, you’ve probably seen several of the shocked/angry/upset posts that people have made as they found themselves on the negative side of a layoff. 

So many of these posts came from the place of feeling a loss of identity because the individual had lost the sense of “individual’ and melded with their job so closely. They had stopped seeing their value as something that is to be brought to the job, not something derived from the job. 

When you give over your identity and your sense of worth and value to something (or someone) else, where does that leave you? 

It's easy to accidentally allow your job to be the main thing defining who you are and your relation to the world, but today we're fighting back against that.

I don't know who needs to hear this today, but your job? Can never, ever, equate to your intrinsic value and worth.

In this week’s episode of the podcast, you will hear me discuss how the universe sometimes shows up to give us the push we need to go in a different direction.  

But, what do you do when you’re feeling resistant to the nudge?  

What if you feel like it’s too late for you to make a change or start over?   

In this episode, we're going to talk about how to handle your emotions around the potential of starting over, making a change, or exploring something new!

We all know that comparison is the thief of joy, and yet, as humans, we find ourselves irresistibly drawn to comparing our lives with those around us. 

In this week’s episode, we’re diving deep into exploring how comparison can block our personal growth and impact our joy if we let it. 

Comparing our lives and our perceived success is a struggle that we ALL go through and I’m sharing some ideas for how you can find contentment and joy with where you are even if you’re in the thick of comparison chaos. 

During this episode, I share three invaluable tools that can empower you to navigate the crappy feelings of comparison and unearth your authentic aspirations no matter where you are in your journey. 

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It always hits hard when we lose a legend, but losing Tina Turner is more than a loss because of her extensive musical legacy; it’s also the loss of a light that illuminated what it looks like to hit rock bottom in your story, and fight your way back to not only rebuild but to go on to create a next chapter that is beyond anything she could have dreamed of. THIS is the story that I feel never got enough attention.

But this episode isn't about Tina, it's about YOU.

Your mindset is especially important if you know that you want to show up bigger and bolder than you have before.

Building the courage you need to rebuild your life or hit 'em with a plot twist is some of the hardest work you can do. If you're in the middle of writing a new story, thinking you need a new story, or feeling fearful, yet froggy, this episode is for you!

Join me in discussing the three mindsets you need as you create your next chapter.

Connect with Amber and join me in counting down the launch of my coaching and development company, Amber Career Studio.

For millennials, it seems that our entire adulthood has been spent thinking about how drastically different our lives are compared to what we were told they would be when we were growing up. By any comparison, our generation lags behind in the procurement of all of the "traditional" markers of adulthood. 

But, what if we look at our situation through a different lens? 

Instead of wandering about what we don't have, what if we look at what we've got: a whole lot of freedom to create the lives we really want to live. 

In this episode, we're going to discuss why our generation needs to let go of the idea of having a blueprint for success, and instead, embracing the unique opportunity we have to build one for ourselves. 

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