Jason Tharp is a author, illustrator, speaker, creator and obsessive go getter. However, his favorite title is survivor–a survivor of bullying, labels, naysayers, the corporate world, the angry, the unmotivated, his current situation, and a truck load of self doubt–to name a few. But most of all, a survivor of everyone who said he wouldn't amount to anything. It all began when he started to ask a very important question:
"I wonder if everything I've been telling myself is total B.S."
The goal of The Wonder Plan is to unlock the wonder inside of you. Because after all, not all who wonder are lost!
Want to know how to get real personal power? Do you already hold the key? Let's wonder about that . . .
We are always looking for someone to blame, but what if that someone is you?! Let's Wonder about that . . .
What do you do when the time isn't "perfect"? What is perfect? Does it exist or is it just another story we are telling ourselves? Let's wonder about that . . .
The things you think when you are taking to yourself are super important. It's time to wonder about that . . .
We hear it all the time "Act Normal" "What can't you be normal?" but who says what "normal" is anyway??? Let's wonder about that . . .
There's nothing more powerful than kindness, but what can it do for you? Let's wonder about that . . .
How do you overcome the self doubt running through you head? Let's wonder about that....
We all have naysayers, but what happens when that person is close to you, what if it's you? How do you deal with it then? Let's wonder about that . . .
What does a unicorn have to do with dreams chasing? Magic? rainbows? sugar? Maybe, or maybe it's something simpler. Join me as we discuss....Let's wonder about that.
In this episode we talk about losing the Naysayers and how hard that can be. Surround yourself with the right people can make all the difference. Now, let's wonder about that!
Does it pay off to be a "weird-o"? I wonder what would happen if we celebrated our uniqueness....Let's wonder about that!
When you are talking to yourself what is it you are saying? Could saying the right things get you over that "hump"? It's something to wonder and I have some advice. Let's wonder about that. . .
Now that we have a "thing" to chase (or at least you should) let's discover the first steps in the chase. It may seem like a mountain but what approach can you take to prove to yourself that you're worth it? Not all who wonder are lost, friends!