Today I'm sitting down with Dr. Nona Djavid - entrepreneur, author, podcaster, and chiropractor who's on a mission to help people live what she calls an "unreasonable life." In this episode we dive deep into the difference between living a reasonable versus unreasonable life, and trust me, this conversation will make you question everything you thought you knew about success. Dr. Nona gets vulnerable about building a seven-figure business in her twenties while feeling completely burnt out and unhappy, that pivotal moment that changed everything, and why borrowed dreams will never fulfill you. We talk about the mechanics versus energetics of success, why most affirmations actually backfire because of neuro-tags, and her framework for achieving more by working less (yes, she works one week a month). Dr. Nona also shares why being addicted to struggle is keeping you stuck, how to rewire your nervous system for a new reality, and why doubt is actually a sign you're on the right track. If you've ever felt like you checked all the boxes but still feel empty, this episode is your wake-up call!

What You'll Hear:

• The difference between a reasonable and unreasonable life
• Dr. Nona's closet breakdown moment that changed everything
• Why borrowed dreams lead to burnout and unhappiness
• The three categories of people and their relationship with desire
• How to identify if your vision is truly unreasonable
• Why fear and doubt mean you're on the right path
• Mechanics versus energetics: the missing piece in manifestation
• The addiction to struggle that keeps entrepreneurs stuck
• Understanding neuro-tags and why affirmations can backfire
• How to rewire your nervous system for abundance
• The one week a month lifestyle and how it's possible
• Why you can't manifest from a place of unworthiness
• The four steps to quantum leaping your life
• How quickly you rebound from setbacks determines your success
• Trusting yourself through in-between moments

Connect with Dr Nona Djavid:

@nonadjavid

https://nonadjavid.com/

Let's Connect:

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