No Time To Waste

The story that comes to mind is the story of a 38-year old successful executive in a law firm, a woman of power, who climbed the ladder of success to the very top.

At her job she was considered fulfilled and successful. Everyone looked up to her. She was a stylish fit lady of means and she had no time to waste. She spent her evenings at work making sure all loose ends are tied in the end of the day.

She just had no one to come home to and lived like that for over 4 years since her divorce. She let herself be absorbed in work, and forget about relationships.

At 38 she had no idea how to form an authentic relationship in her life, or what it even meant. Her personal life seemed to her dull and uninteresting, she seemed to have forgotten about her vivacious nature. She learned to ignore her feelings, becoming less aware of the patterns that don’t work in her relationships. She was happy that she was “out” of the relationship and avoided men. Her avoidance policy wasn’t effective either, as most of the colleagues were men. She was attractive and single, and felt weakened by her own emotional pulls.

She looked great, but every time she attended a wedding, or received a baby shower invitation she felt out of place. “If I am so wonderful, why can’t I have what they have?” She often thought to herself.

She longed for a partner, for a fulfilling feeling in her life. For satisfaction. For love. For being loved, and feeling good about herself.

She began her journey by simply reading this blog, fantasizing, and finally asking for guidance. We started a committed mentoring relationship.

Here is her testimonial after she started the mentoring work with Morrin:

“The lessons imparted through the lens of a metaphor from the prior lives are all very applicable to me today and I am now very aware of trying to incorporate being open to people and experiences and speaking about how I feel into my daily interactions.  I’ve done this both at work and with family/friends and  I can feel how the slight changes in attitude affect people around me.  It’s actually very interesting (and sometimes amusing) to notice.”

She is enjoying her new relationship with a man of her desire. She still pays a lot of attention to work, and this habit is a well ingrained success-creating pull. And now she also knows what to do inside herself to make herself available to her personal success.

Here is her testimonial 3 months into mentoring with Morrin:

“I do want to thank you, Morrin, for the work that you have done guiding me onto choosing the ways I make my decisions. My point of satisfaction with my life is at a totally different level. I love being me at this time in my life. I am amazed at myself that I was able to make such changes in my life and I feel incredibly grateful to you.”

Are you waiting for your success to come to you? Don’t waste another minute.

To learn about what mentoring with Morrin can do for you contact Morrin at 646-522-5886. Call today. Your life is waiting for you.