I don't believe that there are lack of resources, but a belief of lack of resources. We have more resources at our fingertips than the most successful people on the planet had 20 years ago. I used to look at others having what I wanted and blamed my own past and circumstances for not being able to achieve it. Once I released those old beliefs I realize I am just as powerful as anyone else when I am motivated enough to find the right resources out there. Be it a course, a book, free content online/youtube videos, a support group, or a mentor. There are many free and paid resources. We do have all the resources needed, it's up to us!

What do you believe has been stopping you in terms of resources? Are there people who've created what you'd love with fewer resources than you or with worse circumstances? Think of some success stories of others who created amazing things out of nothing. How did they find the resources needed? I'm sure you can think of some inspiring stories of people who've paved the way. What I tell my clients is, don't worry about the HOW... that's where most people get stuck. They need to know how it will all come together. Instead, think of WHAT you want (not how you don't have the resources) and TRUST that you will find the way. Then ask WHO has the information I need? A coach, author, teacher... then take ONE ACTION at a time, the rest will follow.

1. Define the problem: Clearly articulate the problem or issue you want to analyze. This will help you stay focused throughout the analysis process. 2. Gather information: Collect relevant data and information about the problem. This may include reviewing documents, interviewing stakeholders, observing processes, or examining past incidents related to the issue. 3. Ask "why" multiple times: Start by asking why the problem occurred and identify the immediate causes. Then, ask why those causes happened and dig deeper into their underlying factors. Repeat this process several times to uncover the root causes beneath the surface-level symptoms.