The Catalyst Code with Success Alchemist Diane Armitage
Hosted by Diane Armitage, global mentor and Bob Proctor’s writing partner for 27 years. Now, step behind the curtain, crack the code, and shift from default to designed. Because you’re not just a dreamer. You’re The Catalyst. Now you’ve got the code.
Why Every Big Move Starts with Nausea (and Ends in Power)
What if that leap you're considering taking doesn't feel peaceful – but nauseating? That’s not failure. That’s lift-off. In this episode of Catalyst Code, Diane unpacks the wild reality of quantum leaps through the tale of a 1200-pound outrigger, a Denver girl with no ocean experience, and a whole lot of faith-in-motion. Based on Price Pritchett’s You², this one’s for anyone standing at the edge of their next big thing… and feeling just a little sick about it.
Key Points
- Quantum leaps aren't clean. They're queasy. Your nervous system will panic before your breakthrough lands. That's normal. Keep paddling.
- Price Pritchett’s three rules for navigating massive change:
- 1. Know where you’re going
- 2. Stay in pursuit
- 3. Learn and adjust as you go
- The illusion of control will always tempt you. But momentum belongs to the wave. Here's what your job is …
- Paddling “air” is the perfect metaphor for faith-driven action. Nothing beneath you yet – but movement still matters.
- Mastery comes after the leap. The more you ride the wave, the more you learn to steer.
- This is what manifestation really looks like. Messy, wild, and exact. The universe rewards motion, not hesitation.
- Your only job? Start. You're not going anywhere just eyeballing that wave from the shoreline.
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