Finding Your THOUGHTS - Get Your Goal

In This Episode

My friends, we’re on a mission with today’s episode to uncover ️ the DIRECT CONNECTION between our THOUGHTS and our RESULTS.

FINDING YOUR THOUGHTS will lead you to creating the RESULTS YOU WANT.

Pretty powerful stuff, right?

It’s amazing what we discover when we start by simply paying attention to our thoughts!

We’re chatting about
👉 WHY your thoughts are important
👉 HOW your thoughts relate to your results, and
👉 WHAT you can do to create the results you desire

I’m sharing PRACTICAL STEPS that you can use yourself (every day!) to MANAGE YOUR MIND and be more intentional in your thought process. Step by step, you can absolutely do this!

Ready to FIND your THOUGHTS? Join me now!

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Meet the Host

Hey friend, I’m Pahla B – goal coach, journaling expert, and fellow ambitious woman with big goals and a busy brain.

If you’ve ever felt like you should have it all figured out by now, but you’re still second-guessing every next step – you’re not alone, and you’re in the right place.

This podcast is where clarity begins.

I’m so glad you’re here – let’s get your goal. 💕

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