Name: Hard Work Does NOT Equal Success ✨ Days of my Life Working from Home. (Ep. 1)
Uploaded: 2025-01-24T09:16:33.000Z
Duration: 20 min 14 s
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Hello everyone, I just got done with a group mastermind call.

過去形

It was our last one for the Ikigai Lifestyle course.

Everybody was so amazing and I'm so grateful to be able to coach these amazing people and these inspiring goal getters.

Today is Saturday and my husband and I are going to go to a Daiso to get some organizers and look around.

And the Daiso is actually, I think, six floors.

I don't know if it's the biggest Daiso in the world, but we're going to go there and we're going to have some lunch and it's a beautiful sunny day.

It's been a year now since I quit my 9 to 5 and started building my dream life, merging my influencer status now with entrepreneur.

Something I learned on this journey, work smarter, not harder.

This was a belief that was so deep rooted in me and knowing when enough was enough was hard and still can be today.

We're conditioned to think this way because growing up, we're praised for our hard work in school or at home, when in reality, you can do very little to find success in anything you set out to achieve.

Many of us work hard to prove something to ourselves or society, but you don't have to.

We all work differently, have our own ways of doing to where it feels good to us.

There's no right or wrong way to do anything.

We have our own systems and we just have to experiment to where we work less to create more.

We're at the biggest Daiso in Japan right now and there's so much to see and so much.

This is my mother's dream to get all the organizers, but we're not actually going to buy a ton of stuff because we're thinking of moving this year and I feel like we bought a ton of stuff.

Fun going out with you, get used to happiness to have this bag, give this bag to my companion.

I was telling Yuji that my dream for us as an old couple is to just get a bunch of camping gear and just live the life of old people camping.

We're just going to always every single weekend go camping.

You have to get a lot of baby safety things.

Yuji's going to be exploring the world of children.

You're going to see your child get hit in the head on the table and go through the cupboards.

This is the Japanese section of the Daiso and they have lots of plates and bowls and cups like Japanese things and Yuji got some sake bowls so that's pretty cool.

This plate is 150 yen and it's heavy and it's like beautiful looking.

Like we're seriously getting ripped off everywhere we go.

When I first came to Japan, I mean I can't have that one because it has peanuts, but

I used to get these breads with like cream inside of them.

We take time for ourselves like the day that I'm having today and focus on the present moment we should feel recharged, right?

But most of us take time for ourselves and end up feeling guilty.

The next day when we go back to work, we still feel this need for more breaks or time off because well, we didn't really actually recharge, did we?

We spent that energy instead on feeling the guilt of taking a break.

Okay, so I'm going to look for some makeup now.

I got some face masks and things like that for my skin because my skin is looking a little bad lately.

I think it's just from being inside all the time, but I'm running out of makeup so I'm going to look at some of my makeup, get some of that, and I'll probably do like a little bit of a haul after because we bought some extra stuff and yeah, but they always have so much to choose from.

Guys, look at this cute curvy like chapstick or lipstick and oh my god, it's eyeshadow.

Dear Universe, I started my journey to teach others how to live a purposeful lifestyle while building their own profitable brand the way I had done for six years.

I'm about to burst if I don't share what I have to offer, but I also started this journey to create more freedom in my own life and that limiting belief of working hard proves your worth.

If you work hard, you can make more money.

It caused more imbalance than balance in my life, sabotaging the entire process.

After six months of this struggle, I decided to create systems that allowed me to shift this mindset.

I searched for others online doing what I wanted to do to prove that constant creating and showing up online isn't the key to success.

This is a program called Asana and it's free.

You can also do some upgrades, but I just use the free version.

It's the same thing, but I feel like for people who are running a brand or business,

If you are not and using it for personal reasons, I would probably go with Trello.

Here I have my routines, habits, and reflections.

Kelly Marita Inc. is not really what I call my business, but it's just where I put all my branding and ideas and launches and things like that.

Goals is for the week and the month, so I track my goals and my vision for my year.

Five years and ten years, I put them in here.

I just track how much money I make and how much growth I have in my business.

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Hard Work Does NOT Equal Success ✨ Days of my Life Working from Home. (Ep. 1)

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