Aren’t outrageous at all?
What if I told you I can prove those outrageous goals… aren’t outrageous at all?
When I first ask my clients what they really want — they often hesitate.
Not because they don’t know.
But because they’ve already decided it’s not possible.
It feels too big.
Too selfish.
Too far-fetched.
Too… outrageous.
But I’ve seen this again and again — in my life and in theirs:
Goals are only outrageous until you start believing they’re available to you.
I’ve had the honour of walking alongside incredible people as they’ve made these “impossible” moves:
🏝 A founder who gave up the security of corporate life, and moved his family to Ibiza to live the dream life they hadn’t believed was possible.
🏡 A creative leader who walked away from the politics and pressure of big business, moved to a beautiful property in France, and built a new life full of presence, joy, and confidence.
💥 A business owner who didn’t give it all up — she reconnected to her passion, fell back in love with her business, and more than doubled her revenue in under two years.
💰 Another who shifted from overwhelming obligation to ownership — and tripled her net worth in a single year. While doing less and enjoying life more.
From the outside, these goals looked outrageous.
But in reality?
The only limits were self-imposed.
What once felt like a leap now feels completely normal to all of them.
Easy, even.
Natural.
As Rumi says:
“As you start to walk on the way, the way appears.”
I didn’t do this. They did.
I just helped shine a light on the path and supported them on the journey.
A little reflection for you:
Make a list of some of 50 plus amazing things you’ve achieved throughout your life — even when you doubted yourself.
💡 What did you once think was impossible… but made happen anyway?
💡 What else might be possible, now that you’ve got proof?
I'll help you start with a couple of suggestions that may apply.
learning to walk
learning to talk
Because sometimes the most outrageous thing you can do… is believe it’s possible.
— Hugh
