Do you have FOMO, a.k.a. fear of missing out? I do too. I also am so bummed when I see this super cool event happening on social media and I think to myself, “I wish I would have known about that”. To help combat both of those concerns I am going to do some due […]
Month: August 2016
Is what If’ing ruining your happiness?
August 22, 2016 | posted by Jessica Butts
Ack! I struggle with this, do you? We Intuitive types are always growing, expanding, wanting more and yes, what if’ing. But…….it is ruining your happiness? Check out this quick video if you want to know more: Have a great week, and if haven’t enrolled in my 2-day Front Seat Life Event October 7th and 8th , you can check out more here. It will […]
AMAZING stuff by Steven Pressfield!
August 19, 2016 | posted by Jessica Butts
I hope you are all enjoying your summer and August, I certainly am. My 16 week series on your Live Your Life from the Front Seat car description is over (I will be resending soon but you can always pop over to my website at www.jessicabutts.com to see your type as well as other 15 types). […]
What’s this Front Seat Life event all about anyway????
August 12, 2016 | posted by Jessica Butts
The amazing Debbie Rosemont of Simply Placed and I shot a video to help you understand a little bit more about what the event is going to be like. For anyone on the fence or if you are trying to get someone to come along with you….this might help. 🙂 Can’t freakin’ wait to see […]
ENTJ – The Executive Car
August 4, 2016 | posted by Jessica Butts
Happy Thursday! Wow, we have come to the end of a 4 month journey of seeing all the different personalities and the way they show up as their Driver, Co-pilot, Drunk Uncle and Baby in the Backseat. I hope you have enjoyed seeing your type as well as those in your lives. I have heard […]
Are you lonely?
August 1, 2016 | posted by Jessica Butts
Last week my Front Seat Life squad got REAL and admitted to each other they were lonely and needed some like-minded friends! Not surface level friends but real, deeply connected friends. That was not easy for any of them, and I am so proud of them for getting honest with themselves and each other. This […]
