The Other Side of “No” with Donna Kunde & Londina Cruz ​

When you cease to dream, you cease to live - Anonymous

Scarcity and Abundance live in two different worlds. Each time we say “No” to a growth possibility we are standing in agreement with our current limitations.

“No” is limiting and easy because we don’t have to do anything or go anywhere. It is also comforting because it feels familiar. It is deceiving because it feels safer and it is very crowded because that is where average people live.

Living on the other side of “Yes” is exciting because you need creativity to help you figure things out. It is challenging because new paths are not easy to take. Most importantly, it is rewarding because once you begin saying “yes” you will usually find more places to say “yes.” The “yes” mindset says, “We will find a way.”