Elevate Series: Open Your Grip on Expectations

Today I’m sharing another entry in my series of guest posts on Stratejoy that I write as a member of Molly Mahar’s 2014 Elevate Mastermind.

I’m a huge Disney fan, and this guest post is about how my business is like the movie Frozen. Well, except for the talking snowman.

You’ll learn:

  • The secret I was hiding that cost me clients and income.
  • The fairy tale entrepreneurs are led to believe.
  • How I shifted my mindset from one of fear to love.
  • Why I have a mustache.

Click here to read Let It Go and Open Your Grip on Expectations.

Do you love Disney movies too?

In the comments below, share your favorite Disney movie and what it taught you.

This post focuses on Step 2 of the Life Editing Process, Delete Bad Influences. For more about life editing and what it can do for you, click here.

4 Comments

  1. Sarah @ Long Island Nerd on April 18, 2014 at 7:46 am

    That was such a beautiful and candid post Sage! I think that everyone has high expectations in regards to at least one aspect of their life. I think my high expectations and pressure I place on myself as well as my crippling fear of failure hold me back a lot. I think that once I finally feel confident and comfortable enough to “let it go” I’ll be able to move forward with projects and things that I’ve wanted to do for a very long time.



    • Sage Grayson on April 18, 2014 at 9:50 am

      Thanks, Sarah. It’s really hard to let go of the specific outcomes we want, but I’ve found that sometimes something even better comes along when we do.



  2. Marie-France on April 17, 2014 at 3:08 pm

    Great article Sage! Love the tie-in with Disney! 🙂 You know I love Disney too, but it’s hard to pick just one favourite movie. I would have to say lately it is Frozen though. And what it has taught me is that I need to let go of what does not serve me and just be me! “It’s time to see what I can do, to test the limits and break through.”



    • Sage Grayson on April 18, 2014 at 9:51 am

      Thanks, Marie-France! I knew you’d like the Disney connection. 🙂