“Say YES and Figure It Out Later:” Mindset Mastery With Tara Best

It was 2015.

At the time, Tara Best of Tara Punter Coaching was working in a job she fucking hated. Every night, she would drive home crying, hating life. She would regularly count the hours until she could just open a bottle of wine.

Then, one day, her bosses decided to change her contract, telling her she had to start an hour earlier, finish an hour later, and keep the same pay. She told them to fuck right off with £200 in her bank account and no savings.

She grounded herself in the now, began to “say yes, and figure it out later,” and began doing work that brought her joy.

When she began to explore the world of mindset in 2018, she was able to scale her business to six figures within 10 months, and has done so multiple times beyond that.

In this episode, we crack open the mindset mastery formula, tackling all of the pieces where people find themselves stuck and unable to shift.

Whether it be health, wealth, love, or anything you find yourself wanting in life, your beliefs dictate the reality of your choosing.

We tear all of that open in this episode.

Your brain will actually convince you that you’ll be dead in a ditch in 48 hours if you don’t opt for the unfamiliar road of discomfort.

It will tell you that failure should be avoided at all costs.

Yet failure is the way forward, and limiting beliefs will keep you repeating the same life over and over and over again.

If you’re ready to level up and learn a little bit about the mind, this is one you’re not going to want to skip.

You can find Tara on Instagram @tarapuntercoaching or at https://www.tarapuntercoaching.co.uk/

She also hosts the podcast Tara Talks which can be found on her website, Apple, and Spotify.

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