Do You Really Want This—Or Just the View from the Mountaintop?

The Hardest Part of My Job~

People think the hardest part of my work is helping clients make big decisions.

It’s not.

The toughest aspect is witnessing someone pursue a dream that isn’t truly theirs, and realizing that when I reflect this back to them, it will seem as if I have completely shattered their reality.

I once worked with a client who left medicine to pursue fashion. She came to me because she was struggling with procrastination. She felt guilty that she couldn’t do the work— that she kept avoiding the hard, necessary steps of building her business.


She thought it was a discipline problem. A time management problem. A productivity problem.

But it wasn’t. Because procrastination isn’t the disease—it’s just the symptom. The real problem? She didn’t love the work. She loved the idea of success in fashion. Because, in her mind, success meant something deeper. It meant belonging. It meant proving something to her parents, to herself, to the world. It meant finally feeling enough.



Author #MarkManson once said he wanted to be a rock star. He loved the view from the mountaintop—the applause, the recognition, the moment of triumph. But he hated the climb. He hated hustling for gigs.He hated schlepping his equipment across New York City without a van. And that was my client’s struggle, too.


She wanted the arrival, not the journey. The outcome, not the process. And that’s why she couldn’t bring herself to do the work. Because when you love something— really love it— you don’t have to force yourself to do it.


#JustinWelsh says most people aren’t struggling because they lack effort but because they’re chasing the wrong thing. And that’s the real question. Do you actually love the process? Or do you just want the view from the mountaintop?

Everyone wants the view from the mountaintop. Few are willing to make the climb.


Because if you don’t love the climb, you’ll never make it. And if you’re chasing something just to prove your worth, you’ll never feel it once you get there. So before you beat yourself up for procrastinating—

Ask yourself:

Is this really what I want? Or is this just another mirage?




#SelfAwareness #PersonalGrowth #SuccessMindset #Entrepreneurship #Coaching #Psychology #CareerChange #Procrastination #Alignment #LifeLessons

Ingram’s Path | Subconscious Healing

Hi, I’m Meg, the founder of Ingram’s Path and a certified hypnotherapist with a focus on Rapid Transformational Therapy (RTT). I help people discover who they are and what they’re made of.

Clients hire me after they’ve already done mindset work, read books, and made genuine efforts to move forward, but they still sense a gap between what they understand and what they’re experiencing.

That gap isn’t about laziness or lacking discipline.

It’s your subconscious mind holding onto old fears, survival habits, and protective patterns. My job is to help you uncover these hidden stories, approach them with kindness, and rewire them at their core.

This is about creating a peaceful nervous system and an inner world where your goals feel natural—where self-worth, calm, and connection aren’t things you’re chasing, but things you genuinely embody.

If you’ve ever wondered why doing “all the right things” still doesn’t feel enough, this is the work that can truly transform your experience.

📍 Serving Clients Worldwide via Zoom

https://www.ingramspath.com
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