How You Can Slow Down to Speed Up

As we wrap up another year, most people start thinking about their goals: the ones they reached, the ones that got away, and the ones they hope to achieve next year.

One of the biggest problems with goals is that you want them NOW!

No wait, change that. You wanted results YESTERDAY!

We’re an impatient bunch. Really, who wants to wait around to get what you want?

I realize this will sound kind of funny, but no matter what you’re working towards, the best advice I can give you is to slow down to speed up.

Huh?

People who take their time and embrace the idea of  “baby steps” (or little edits) are able to keep what they’ve worked hard to achieve instead of failing over and over again.

Consider those people who lose weight quickly and then gain it all back—and more!—just as fast.

How about people who rearrange every aspect of their routines (“I’ll start work at dawn! I’ll clean the entire house! I’ll never watch TV again!”), only to slide back into their comfy habits a week later when they burn out.

I’ve seen many entrepreneurs expect to become overnight sensations and are devastated when they don’t break 6-figures within the first month.

Sound familiar? But that doesn’t have to be you in 2015!

Quite often, the best things in life take time to achieve.

And anything worth having is worth working towards…even if it takes longer than you want it to take.

Isn’t it about time you take a step back so that you can take a big leap forward?

The Life Editing for Beginners Home Study Course is a self-paced program to help you delete bad influences, add good habits and routines, and rearrange the parts of your life into a perfect flow. You’ll learn the Life Editing Process and how to live your authentic life story.

The course also helps you make small doable edits that will lead you closer to your ginormous goals every day.

Your life is not a race, and you CAN succeed where you might have failed before.

Right now, the Life Editing for Beginners Home Study Course is on sale for only $47 through January 4, 2015. This is the beta price, and then it will be raised to $97.

Why am I raising the price? Simply put, I’m adding more value to the course! YAY!

For the past few months, our private LEFB Facebook group has been participating in exclusive interactive webinars to take their life editing to the next level.

I’m touched and truly impressed with the amount of support and camaraderie these ladies have shown one another.

Every month the LEFB tribe is treated to a new training about one of the steps of the Life Editing Process. You can talk directly to me and get answers for your specific questions and situation.

Past webinars include Everyday Gratitude and the December Delete Challenge. Up next in January is Add Good Habits That Stick (perfect for new year’s resolutions!). The webinar recordings are available afterwards so you can watch them at your convenience.

Click here to get your copy of the Life Editing for Beginners Home Study Course and join our group.

This is your last chance to get the entire course at the beta price of only $47.

Here’s What You Get!

  • 125-Page Digital Guidebook With Detailed Coaching Lessons so that you can make progress every day. It’s all about the baby steps!
  • 8 Step-By-Step Training Videos so that you can get my take on the dos and don’ts of an edited life.
  • 21 Beautifully Designed Worksheets so that you can to map out your goals in an artistic way.
  • 5 Motivational Quote Posters so that you can feel inspired all the time.
  • Private Facebook Group so that you can share your successes, challenges, and questions with other Life Editors.
  • Doable Life Editing Exercises so that you can apply the principles to your everyday life. This stuff works in the real world.

Life Editing Success Stories!

“Sage is refreshingly open and honest about herself, and models good self-care and organizational strategies, including sharing some of her own imperfections so that as a participant, I not only felt normal, I felt I had a friend along for this journey.” Michael Nelson, GirlNamedMichael.com

“After going through the program, I realized that dedicating my attention to ONE thing at a time was way more efficient than constantly trying to juggle my life as a mother, wife, and employee at the same time.” Megan Lee Lim, AmberDecadence.com

“Now I practice moments of daily gratitude. I never want to go back to that miserable state of exhaustion where I was. I feel recharged and full of energy!” Inese Maria (Bernsone), IneseMaria.com

“Sometimes we just want to hear that it’s OK to focus on ME rather than worrying about everybody else!” Karen Orlich, kokidz.com

“Thanks to the Life Editing Process, I reduced my volunteer commitments by a minimum of 20 hours a month, and I’ve started saying no to new commitments that aren’t part of my vision.” Elizabeth Hamister Bernett, WickedDeluxe.com

“My favorite part was sharing the experience with the other wonderful women in the group, hearing stories, and getting their feedback.” Kerryn Hewson, ColourYourLife.net

“My favorite part was the deleting stages when I gave myself permission to clear out clutter (mental and physical) and remove old, unfinished projects from my to-do list. It was so freeing, plus I gained 20% more floor space!” Kate Cooze

“I realized around TWO AND A HALF hours of my spare time is spent on the internet! No wonder I was feeling overwhelmed by the other parts of my to-do list. This course really taught me about structuring my days in the way I want them to play out and creating a balance so I’m not constantly adding more and more to my schedule.” Georgie Byant, WhereTheLightPlays.squarespace.com

“Sage’s positive personality is infectious! With every video, email, or Facebook discussion, you can’t help but be inspired by her cheer.” Krystal Butherus, KrystalsKitsch.com

“Life Editing for Beginners has probably been one of the best things that I’ve done to improve my life this year…this decade!” Erika Swafford, NaturePhotoArtist.com

Ready to Edit Your Life?

Take time to plan your goals in 2015 and embrace your inner Life Editor. We’re all here to support you, and I know you can do it.

Click here to get the Life Editing for Beginners Home Study Course for only $47.

Remember, this beta pricing disappears after January 4.

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In the comments below, share the edits you plan to make in the new year.

2 Comments

  1. Dana Thompson on December 23, 2014 at 10:12 am

    Great advice! I especially need a reminder this time of year. For some reason the start of a new year really gets me thinking about all I want to accomplish and I tend to get totally overwhelmed. I definitely need to remember this. Also, “slow and steady wins the race” come to mind! 🙂



  2. Librada on December 23, 2014 at 9:09 am

    Hi Sage, Thanks for your post and the fun pictures.

    I share your philosophy and I say the same thing, particularly when the individuals or groups I work with hit a point of frustration. I also have to remind myself every once in a while 🙂

    Starting slow to go fast is important whether it’s in the actions that we take or the planning that we do.

    Taking the time to write things down, break them into more manageable pieces, and create more milestones that indicate we are taking action contribute to shifting our mindset. Slowly we start seeing that we can accomplish more than we let ourselves believe, let go of self-limiting thoughts, and start inspiring ourselves to more action.

    Happy holidays!