Are you someone that thinks feeling courageous is simply feeling no fear? If that's you, you're wrong, because being courageous, all it is, is feeling fear but doing it anyway. Let me expand: if you are about to do a healing session and it feels very uncomfortable, you feel fear before doing it. You feel fear before bringing up this emotion. That's a tame opportunity for you to level up your courage skills. If you do that, that's great, but if not, then it won't be optimal. Just remember that that's what being courageous is: not in any fear. It's simply feeling fear but doing it. I know that's what it's all about.

Do you tell yourself you need to wait for the perfect time? You need to have the most optimized workout routine before you start working out. You need to have the most practical content schedule before you even post a single piece of content. What you should really do is just screw all that and start. Let me expand on that. You see, whenever you simply just start, even whenever you don't feel ready, it can be scary to do that, but it gets you showing up. If you're someone who is just thinking about it, that's terrible, because thinking about it will not give you nowhere near as good of a success. It's an experience of knowing what it's like to do this thing rather than actually taking action, so just remember that. Remember this on your healing journey.

hey everyone this final call was Magical! the replay is up and in and in the classroom here under day 3 In today’s session, we did an energy exercise for embodying the new magnetic identity the intention was that we can visceral FEEL the authentic self and see that the old identity was autopilot another focus was on knowing the transformation can happen FAST when believe it can what are your beliefs about transformation? because your beliefs about the process affect the process HW for Day 3: Photo: post a before-and-after photo of you that represents the autopilot self versus the magnetic self, and then speak into both of those versions of you 🔥what are the values, beliefs, habits ,etc? 🔥what’s ONE thing you can do to wire in your Magnetic Self moving forward? 🔥what’s your BIGGEST insight or breakthrough from these 3 days? share it here in the comments below! one more thing... so many of you have asked what it looks like to keep going deeper after this challenge ends The SHIFT Experience a 3 day live event in Sedona, AZ October 28th-30th where we take this work out of the zoom room and into the body, together, in person. this ticket alone is a $997 value, and it’s yours for $497… https://themagneticchallenge.com/mgy-join you can join in person OR virtually to the live stream and the focus is on EMBODYING the magnetic you and wiring it in!

today, we start the 3 day Magnetic YOU Challenge! It’s day 1! I’ll be LIVE in 1 hour at 10am PT are you ready to identify your primary pattern and how it has been playing out in love, work and family? here’s the zoom link to join: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82668534916 and if you want to get reminders for the calls sent to you (and invite a friend too!) check it out here: https://themagneticchallenge.com/main I’ll see you there! Aaron

Yesterday, I had the incredible opportunity to be on a Zoom call with Jack Canfield. There were around 2,000 people on the call, so it wasn’t exactly an intimate coffee chat 😂, but he spoke for more than an hour, and considering that he is technically retired and came out of retirement to speak to this community, it felt really special to be there. There were several things Jack said that stayed with me, but one actually moved me to tears. He briefly talked about a period in his own life when he was going through a divorce. His business was worth around $8 million at the time, and as he told the story, his wife essentially received everything else while he kept the business—meaning he basically got to keep his job and had to rebuild the rest of his life. What struck me was this: even someone incredibly successful, someone who had already learned so much about mindset, success, and personal development, still went through a season where life absolutely knocked him around. He talked about people who have really been through it—people who seem to have been handed lesson after lesson after lesson—and suggested that perhaps those experiences are part of what prepares us to eventually help other people. His framing was spiritual: that somewhere along the way, we essentially signed up for this. That our soul chose certain lessons because we were going to become mentors, teachers, guides, or examples for someone else. Whether you interpret that literally or metaphorically, the question he gave us was incredibly powerful: “What am I supposed to be learning from this?” Not, Why is this happening to me? Not, When is this finally going to be over? But: What is this teaching me? It immediately reminded me of a book I already own, If Life Is a Game, These Are the Rules by Chérie Carter-Scott. Jack Canfield actually wrote the foreword. The first four rules are: 1. You will be presented with lessons. 2. There are no mistakes, only lessons. 3. A lesson is repeated until learned. 4. Learning does not end.