There may come a time in life when your interest in worldly things declines. And when this happens, you may start to question your business and goals.

The Cambridge English Dictionary describes worldly things as “relating to or consisting of physical things and ordinary life rather than spiritual things”. Examples of worldly things include: material possessions, money, awards, recognition, physical appearance, world affairs, etc.

When your interest in such things fades, it inevitably leads to the following question: if worldly things are no longer a driver for your business then what is?

This is the topic of today’s podcast episode. I discuss how I’m answering this question for myself and provide some guidance on how you can begin to do the same.

What you’ll learn on today’s episode:

• What are worldly things and why they may become less important to you over time.
• What to do when you find your business no longer reflects your values or beliefs.
• The power of the question: how can you participate in what is good and true to you?
• Preview of changes coming to my group program in September.

Featured on this episode:

Episode 23: Creating Programs That Get Clients Results

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