Confessions of a Frustrated Business Woman
A Sixty-Day Journal to Freedom
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I know that when I get stressed I can procrastinate. I do not like to do things like write newsletters or make phone calls when I feel blocked, feel shitty or when I am not in the flow. Can I explain ‘being in the flow’? It is sort of the feel good feeling, where I just feel good. All the traffic lights are on green and I just flow through life. That is a good way to describe it. I find myself meeting the right people at the right time, I ask for something and it turns up. Being in the flow is a feeling of being happy and wanting to share. This is different from wanting to hide, though I do not want to focus on that energy too much. As I have said before, where the attention goes, the energy flows. I will discuss my procrastination though, because as I shine a light on it, it will cause it to change. I procrastinate when I am stressed or overwhelmed. I let people distract me and I allow people to waste my time. I do not like ‘too much naffing about’ is one of my sayings. I can spend days and weeks avoiding, though in hindsight I usually avoid because I am not feeling it. I can naff about myself as well. I am very good at looking busy, when in reality I am not doing anything at all. I can be sitting on my computer, when really I am just surfing the web. So what excuses do I give? I am too busy, I have too much to do, he or she made me do it, I feel like shit or what’s the use? I know these well and I do have the power and the tools to change all of these. So let’s do that.
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About the Book
Louise Plant wants to be more than just okay. She wants to be bloody fantastic, especially when it comes to managing a business. In a candid diary logged over sixty days, solopreneur Louise shares insight into her journey of self-discovery as she uncovered the secrets to turning her life and failing business around by writing down what she wanted for ten to twenty minutes every day. Louise, who is a therapist, naturopath, and business owner, leads others through her thoughts and reflections as she looked inward to stop the frustrations, picture her future, focus her intention, create and follow seventeen steps to business success, become mindful of the people that surrounded her life, step into her power, express gratitude, and celebrate the present. Confessions of a Frustrated Business Woman is a valuable guidebook that offers insight, tips, and techniques from a solopreneur that will help anyone transform a struggling business into a successful venture that not only offers financial benefits, but also personal fulfillment.
About the Author
Louise Plant is a spiritual educator and complementary therapist who embraces change, awakening, and freedom from struggle and pain. She has over thirty years of experience as a naturopath, master herbalist, holistic nutritionist, counselor, teacher, and spiritual healer treating primarily women in Australia and overseas. Louise runs and operates Vitae Amor Seminars and a herb wholesale business. She lives in Victoria, Australia.