629. Expert Interview: The Mindset You Need to Discover and Pursue Your Talents

Holly Worton

Holly Worton helps women entrepreneurs dissolve their visibility blocks and limiting beliefs around money and success so that they can take easy, inspired action and grow their business to new heights. Using a unique process called Heart-Centered Energy Work® and drawing on her 18+ years of business experience, Holly is able to quickly cut through the noise and straight to the heart of any overwhelming feelings of stuckness, frustration, doubt and whatever else comes up when business is not going as well as you would like.

The Mindset You Need to Discover and Pursue Your Talents

“Mindset is my thing. That’s because I’ve experienced so many challenges with mindset in my life and seen how not having the right mindset kept me playing small, kept hindering my progress. It kept me where I could not set big goals or see what I was good at. I just did not have the confidence and self-esteem to get the vision I needed to really know what I was good at, and to pursue that. Mindset is key to pursuing your true talents.”

Why Is This Important?

“I have always been interested in personal development, but I just did not have the tools to make big changes. Then, by using a simple yet powerful technique on myself every day for about an hour at the end of my work day, I quickly started seeing results. I realized how powerful our beliefs are, how powerful our mindset is, and how quickly I could create change in my own life! It was not by taking lots of actions or doing more things. It was just by changing how I thought. The more changes I saw in my business and my life, the deeper I got to the core of the mindset issues that were holding me back.”

What Are the Key Lessons Learned Here?

“A really important part of changing your mindset is being able to flip the negative on its head and think, what do you really want? What would you rather have instead of being stressed and burned out? What do you want in terms of using your talent in the world? I think that is one of the most important starting points: getting clear about what you DO want rather than what you DON’T want.”