Thanks for letting me share my story!

Cheers,
Scott

Thanks for your article. I think it struck a chord with many people!

Cheers
Nick

Glad you enjoyed it. It all starts with contemplation and then you just need to start taking some steps.

Cheers
Nick

Thanks for sharing! It sounds like you’re on the right track to make a positive change in your career life! It’s never too late to give ourselves a happy and fulfilling life, it just takes some extra work, but it’s well worth it! If you do decide to hire a coach, I’d recommend talking to a few just to see what their process is, and who you connect with as we all approach things a bit differently.

In your corner,
Scott

Glad you enjoyed the article. What was the biggest take-out for you?

Cheers,
Nick

Cheers
Nick

Thanks for the reply and your thoughts. I don’t think my brother or father are advocating complacency at all. So not sure how you got this from the post to be honest. But I do agree being complacent is not the answer.

Also I don’t think we can ever achieve the exact life we want. Exact is such a precise word. But yes if we don’t attempt to pursue something we want we will never know what could of been and that will leave us with regret.

The whole post is really just about letting things flow and not fighting so hard. Sometimes it is the best way (not the only way).

Nothing is set in stone and whilst I do want to keep writing and keep the blog alive, I want to remain open to other opportunities. Sometimes we lose sight of this when we are so fixated on one thing.

And whilst writing when inspired is ideal, writing does require hard work I guess. I can’t hope to always be inspired. But I always try my best with whatever I undertake.

And yes I have put in lots of hard work here so I do want to keep what I’ve created alive. I just want to take the pressure off.

Cheers
Nick

It’s never a bad thing to reground yourself and take it easy. That being said I don’t particularly agree with your father or brother. I think being complacent is the exact opposite of what you should be doing. Complacency will leave you five years down the road with regret if its not the exact life you want. You have lots of goals and you should strive for them such as traveling etc. Working a full time job AND committing to writing full time is difficult. I don’t commit to any schedule, I aim for once a week. If I have inspiration to do more I do more. I agree and I think writing when inspired is best. I know you’ve been working hard on your blog and writing alot as well as creating a community around it.

It’s only a pleasure.

Really glad you enjoyed the article and that you found it of use.

I checked out your site. Keep up the good work!

Nick

No, thank you for a really beautiful post. Hope we can make guest posting more of a regular thing.

Have a wonderful weekend. I’m getting itchy feet again 🙂

Cheers
Nick

That truly is awesome. I saw that photo and I knew it was perfect for me! Thanks for taking it and making it available.

Really would love to visit Peru. Maybe you can give me a few pointers?

How did you come across the site by they way? I am just curious.

Keep Well.
Nick

Thank you for the message. Yes, it truly was an amazing experience, one that I will remember for a long time. For me connecting with people whilst traveling is one of the sole reasons why I travel. Of course I also want to see the world, but the people make it that much more enjoyable.

Are you planning on doing some travelling anytime soon? And if so what places are on your list?

Have a great day and week.

Nick

Glad you enjoyed the story before getting some sleep.

We are always on the look out for more stories and possible contributors.

So feel free to get in contact directly to share an inspiring story or if you would like to write an article for getButterflied.

Love
Nick

Only a pleasure 🙂 As I mentioned you have helped me in so many ways.

Hope you managing with all the many projects you no doubt have on the go.

Look after yourself.

Peace
Nick

Thanks so much for the shout out! You’re awesome.

Really glad that you enjoyed this article. Yes, Steve Jobs was an inspiration to many. I always find reading inspirational quotes extremely motivational, actually have a folder that I open and read when I feel like this all seems pointless and as if I want to give up.

And it is true, you need to be willing to put yourself out there to achieve what you want to achieve. Putting yourself out there is scary, but once you do it, you actually find that’s its not that bad afterall.And the thing that you were scared of was not that scary in the end.

In the end it is true, not everyone will like what I have to say, and that’s okay because it’s not for everyone. Having critics very often means that you are on to something.

Thank you again for the vote of confidence and reply.

Nick

Thank you for the response and opening up to share your personal story. I don’t think its the risk that scares you, its the uncertainty of what yo are doing, the outcomes are not guaranteed and that is scary. But if you maintain that belief in something, that’s half the battle won.

And whatever resources you can find to fuel that belief is great. Keep believing and more importantly start doing. Every small step is a step in the direction of your dreams, no matter how small.

I will have a look at that book you recommend. And will most definitely keep the posts coming.

Keep well
Nick

I’m glad that you enjoyed the article. It most definitely is easier said than done, but whatever that fear ma be, its safe to say that most often, its just in the mind and self created. Taking control of your mind is on step in the right direction. I am learning every day.

Nick

http://www.audiobooks.com/search/book/business%20stripped%20bare

Loving the site, keep the posts coming:)

I am so happy that you could identify with this article.

Yes, I have found that whilst following your heart can be scary at times, especially as the outcomes of these actions are not guaranteed, the journey it takes you on is amazing. That in itself is a beautiful thing.

Nick

I’m very happy that you could relate to this post.

Yes,visiting the past is important sometimes. I find that it serves as a reminder of what you don’t want. The important thing is to not dwell on this and create your own path.

Nick

Thank you for the comment. I find it is very important to embrace who you are and as you say, not let others define who you are. It serves as a guide in your life.

Nick