Changes that will be taking place with this domain – Center of Muse – have been in the works since I registered and began playing with the domain, over a year ago.

The education of blogging for profit, has paid for the hosting and growing collection of domain names in my portfolio. Cool beans.

But now, I get to use a perk of being a small business owner that large megalithic corporations can never dream of. I get to change direction. I get to turn on a dime.

Change scares many people. Me included, sometimes. But when it has been the aim from the get-go – it’s much easier.

She wants a job.

But she talks herself out of it, with reasons why they wont hire her, or why she can’t work there, or what the problem would be, before she even tries to apply.

She’s focusing on the problem.

When she, or YOU, focus on the problem, the problem multiplies.

Coach’s Suggestion:

Turn your attention to solutions. Let the solutions multiply.

Don’t talk yourself out of trying something that could turn out good & is ultimately what you want. You really never know what good will come of something, unless you try.

Like accidentally moving your entire music folder to the “trash” and then selecting “empty trash” only to realize the consequence of that mistake when the iBook alerts that it can’t delete the song currently playing.  WHAT@#$^%@^?

Or the time me, myself, and I nearly overwrote this ENTIRE blog, with an errored subdirectory installation.  THAT day was a big learning experience.  Check the archives… like Prego: “It’s in there!”  (This is what I call a”Sweet Mistake.”  Yes, it was an “oops” could’ve been a bigger “Oops,” but was a great learning experience and validated my choice to install the “bones” of this site on a subdirectory.)

But what about those mistakes we  either keep ignoring, or own up to, without changing course?  Even the Titanic tried to turn when the iceberg was spotted.

What kinds of errors in judgement are you ignoring or denying, in your life or work, so that you just don’t have to deal with them?

Today’s the day to own up.   Just admit them, today.  We’ll work through a strategy tomorrow.  Today’s the day of brutal self-honesty.  Yes, it’s difficult. But you can do this.  WE can do this.

Ok, Go!