I’m with you. It makes a lot of sense to me as well. It seems the key that Seth is offering in the book is establishing which dip is worth working through.

I’ve done a lot better with this in the last few years, but ducked out during the dip all the time when I was younger…

I had the same experience being a healer. When I hip my dip as a healer, it wasn’t worth the effort to go forward through the dip.

Carolyn Manning,

Yes. They are. It’s just the time in our business, in our lives, when things are not easy and flowing. It’s when we need to roll up our sleeves and do the work get to through the Dip – if we deem it worthy.

You don’t know French?

As for cul-de-sacs, sorry, I don’t know French

The first one occured when I realized I didn’t have to be insane about my business anymore, and pushed through it with flying colors…which led to my second one where I decided to leave the garment industry and help others get Business Sanity.

I don’t think that’s naughty at all. I’m happy you have the your ebook and your story to share.

I did take a look at your KISS Principle page and found lots of good info about what’s in your ebook. Perhaps I’ll grab a copy.

Dylan,

I love hearing that you can identify where you are. Thanks. Do you know how you’re going to proceed?

I am in a dip, several – or one big one – and reading this really helped to see my life with a different perspective.

Definitly worth climbing out of…

my relationship is one…and I’ve wobbled on question #2 before, I realize now that those wobbly times are when I’ve questioned being with him at all…but inevitibly, the answer is YES to all three.

With my practice and business…a defitine yes.

Still trying to work my way out, I don’t have the hindsight yet. However, this post is REALLY helpful!

Thanks!

Now I’m going to be very naughty
My Dip and how we got through it:
The Kiss Business

Karin H. H.