Once we hit a certain age or phase in life, a lot of us begin to restrict ourselves, believing some things are just off-limits. From motherhood to dating to starting over in our careers, we are counting ourselves out. But why?!

In this episode, business coach and CEO of Built To Impact, Maya Elious, discusses why it’s never too late to be exactly who you are destined to be! We just need to be a little bit delusional, a tad more accepting, and a lot more mindful. So tune in, get uncomfortable, and start shifting your perspective to believe in new opportunities at every stage, every phase, and every age of your life!

KEY POINTS:

• Are you counting yourself out too early?
• Finding a balance between delusion and acceptance
• “Sometimes we fight so hard to keep our limitations.”
• How to start trusting your own voice
• Why you need to be mindful of who you get advice from
• Navigating dating in different phases of life
• Stop limiting your abundance!

QUOTABLES:

“If you have breath in your lungs, you have purpose in your life, and you are valuable.” - Maya Elious

​​”There are some things that are possible. But is it purposeful? I think we need to really just ask ourselves, what is God's purpose for me right now in this season?” - Maya Elious

“You will eat yourself alive trying to live in regret and stay in a situation so long because you feel like you've invested all of this time.” - Maya EliousGUEST

RESOURCES:

Maya Elious

Mayaelious.com

IG | instagram.com/mayaelious

IG | instagram.com/builttoimpact

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