Hannah Scott

What to Look for in an Expert

When it comes to hiring professionals that help you overcome wars, look for the professionals who have already won battles.

Don’t go fighting with the person who has simply read books on the topic,

Don’t chance your victory with people who are inconsistent with their results,

Don’t follow the uneducated person because she/he is nice or attractive.

If you want to win, follow the brave ones who have already been to war and won.

Those are your people.

We are the ones who have experience, knowledge, results, and the answers that will lead you to victory.

A Bubbly Woman is Hidden Power

Mistake a women’s bubbliness and joy

as weakness, you will regret it.

We are quick to laugh.

We attract with the big smiles.

We tune into our softness and tender love.

Sweet like honey…

We have fully accepted our flowing nature.

Yet we learn to do this by keeping our masculine, dominant energy for the most important of causes:

When we fight.

Mess with people we love?

Let justice slide to the back burner?

Hurt people who we want to take a stand for?

Be prepared.

Because you have unleashed the lioness.

And she is fierce, firm, a fucking force of nature you will regret over coming in contact with.

She is not scared to stand up and roar.

She doesn’t settle and she is a hunter.

And you seeing her as weak?

Oh honey… She is everything but that

and you simply underestimated her.

She will fight and then go back to smiling and laughing like always because every force of nature settles to calmness eventually.

Why Don’t I Have More Money in My Life?

Money isn’t real.

The value you place on money is.

If you don’t value money,

you won’t take care of it or seek it out.

If you do value money,

you will tend to it with love, like a good friend.

You get to decide the value of every dollar,

every hundred dollar,

every thousand dollar,

every hundred thousand,

and every million dollar you make.

One fact that holds true is that

if you do not value money when you have little, you will not value it when you have much of it.

If you want a healthy relationship with money you have to treat it like any other healthy relationship in your life.

You need to seek it out, be intentional, treat it with respect, think of others beyond yourself, think the best of it, and be comfortable and confident in its presence.

If you are ready to live life to the fullest,

High Achievers with Hannah is open for you!

We All Carry Something

All true stories of people I know personally:

My friend hid on the floor to protect himself from the shooter as he watched his best friend shot to death.

Do you know where he was less than a few months later?

Sitting in class with his middle school classmates.

She was brutally raped in her home by a stranger and do you know where she was the day after?

At Target buying gloves to keep her kids warm.

He had a stroke while overseas and had to be emergency flown back to the U.S. While he was still working to gain his ability to speak, can you guess what he was doing at night?

Rewriting and sending out his resume so he could work to feed his wife and daughter.

It’s easy to judge people based on the exterior parts you see…

But believe me when I say,

there are people who carry unbelievable

pain in casual places.

So the next time you think to judge,

realize it’s a waste of your energy and that the person you are judging may be standing in his/her power simply by showing up today.

Let grace be.

And let the rest go.

Does your illness ever make you want to scream?

I want to scream at the top of my lungs

“I’M STRONG ENOOOOOOUGH! BODY WHYYY? Why are you not listening? Can’t you hear me?!”

Because maybe if I scream loud enough, she will hear me. Maybe if I scream long enough,she will Finally listen.

I know, I know…It’s a little ludicrous to want to scream at your body, right?

Well, I don’t think it’s ludicrous. I think it actually makes perfect sense. Especially with all the none sense she’s put you through. I get it.

One day I’m going to climb a mountain somewhere and do it. I’m going to scream at the top of my lungs and let it all out. And then… I think I will cry. I will sink to my knees and cry my eyes out.

I won’t hold back my tears. They will stream down my face and rock my body until I have no more tears left in this ocean. And it’ll be okay.

Really. It’s always okay. But Living in a broken body is way too hard some days.

But know this my beautiful friend. When I climb this mountain to make this courageous scream, I’m not going to be pointing it at her.

Because I know she’s trying her hardest too.

This weak body of yours? She sat through every doctors appointment with you, she’s the one who got stabbed with needle after needle for you: She’s been through a lot too.

She never meant to let you down. Surely you know that she was made in God’s perfect image and is trying her very best?

She heard you whisper,

“I’m strong enough…I swear.”

She wanted to believe you and she fought with the fierceness you gave her.

She’s sorry. She knows she’s disappointed you. She felt the shifts of pain consume your body.

But remember, it was her hands that drew the pictures of your childhood dreams. Those hands also held tissues to your nose when no one else was around.

She was awake with you at 2 am feeling every ounce of your restlessness. Every time.

Her ears rang with sorrow as daddy said to your daughters, “Mommy’s not feeling good today…” Again.

She remembers it all as plainly as you do.

So even when she fails please make no mistake…

She knows you are strong enough.

You are.

And it’s okay.

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