The Final Point: Your Overcoming Point

[#WhatsYourMessage Day 11 – Massive Action Day 2 of 6]

After realizing your turning point, you have to recall the point where and when you were able to gain victory over you pain — in other words, your overcoming point.

Your turning point was the realization part, the overcoming point is the winning part.

My overcoming point was when my Fired Up Life message turned my business around and produced much demand for what I had to say, because I knew I could do something to help others.

When was that time when you succeeded at something?

How can you help others with your experience of pain point, turning point, and overcoming point?

“Write it, to Discover it”

A big part of discovering my own message was when I started to write about it. Writing gives you a time to ponder — to search into the depths of your heart and discern your true feelings. To put them into words is a wonderful commitment, and in that process of trying to find the exact word for your experience and for your ideas leads you to solidify your conviction.

I wouldn’t reach this point in the evolution of my message into giving me a business that I’m passionate about, and at the same time blessing my family with providence and presence.

I encourage you to write your story. Use the structure of the “3 points.”

Internal and External Transformation

As you write your story, the default would be to write about your external transformation. In my story, my external transformation was how my message turned into a business. But what you may also have noticed is how I transformed from being doubtful about my capacity to share my message, into being passionate and confident to spread it.

Internal transformation also talks about your “old mindset” and how you have gained a “new mindset.” Perhaps your old attitude and embracing a totally positive attitude about your life’s situation.

What’s your conversion like?

Create a narrative of your own life.