Today, I want to share with you the five shifts that I had to take in order to transform my failures into successes.

If you are the way I was when I first started my business, you probably have a lot of information you don't exactly know what to do with. I used to read a lot of books, listen to CDs, join Facebook groups, take courses, read articles, ask friends… just filling my mind with information that was sometimes conflicting, and in its majority didn't translate into results.

What it did create was confusion and a feeling of being overwhelmed, which then led to procrastination. I used to think to myself "I should be able to figure this out! I'm a highly trained medical professional…" But it actually felt like I was going in circles. If you can relate to this, this take this 5 things into high consideration:

Building a successful private practice from scratch made me think that I knew everything I needed to know to rock it in the virtual world. Oh boy, I was wrong. I had to come with a beginner 's mind.

I'm here to show you my green screen game!

I know there are a lot of great high-production videos out there, but this is for you if you are just getting started and you want to keep it simple. 

Getting a Green Screen and Installing It

You don't need a luxury studio to set up your green screen. I have a small home office and personally use a wall mount.

Process is the bridge between idea and action.

Here are four things you need to solidify your processes, so you can take clear and effective action that will lead to rapid results in your business and life. 

A process is a strategy. A pathway that gives you the steps to move forward. It's very important because a lot of the people who experience failure do so because they don't know what to do while working towards their goal.

How many ideas have you had that you never implemented for one reason or another?

I'm gonna break down for you the anatomy of rapid results.

We all know someone that always comes up with a great business or creative idea, and the next thing you know they have actually executed the idea. Meanwhile, you are still struggling with that first idea… or with no ideas at all.

Ever wondered what's behind the placebo effect? How can some people just say what they want and then have it show up for them?

Like that friend who says they never get sick and actually never get sick, or that person that raves and talks about how they want a certain thing or goal, and some time later what they wished for pops up in their life. You can be one of them.

I'm going to break down the relationship between belief declaration and positive expectation.