I don’t talk about my accolades very often.
Not because I’m not grateful for them.
I am.
Most recently, I had the opportunity to give a **TEDx talk**, which was a pretty incredible milestone.
Over the years, I’ve also been voted Best Hypnotherapist in Los Angeles and Santa Clarita.
I’ve won Forty Under Forty.
Top 100 Forty Under Forty.
Young Entrepreneur of the Year.
A Persistence Award.
And I’ve been featured on platforms like Bossy and Entrepreneurs on Fire.
I’ve spent more than 12 years refining this work.
All of that is lovely.
But here’s the truth:
I don’t believe any of it makes me better than anyone else.
It’s recognition.
It tells me other people have noticed the work I’ve done.
But it still isn’t what I’m most proud of.
**The thing I care about most is what happens to the people I work with.**
My clients and students have now reported creating **almost $2 billion in results.**
My first money mindset program alone reportedly generated **$125 million** for students.
And behind those big numbers are actual humans.
People who were stuck.
Frustrated.
Doubting themselves.
Wondering whether things would ever change.
People like Sean, who had spent 18 months working through the beliefs and patterns that were keeping him stuck financially.
Then we found what I always describe as the final Jenga block.
Pulled it out.
And his income jumped from an average of around $17,000 a month to more than $85,000 consistently.
Or Jenna, who originally wanted to create an extra $1,000 a month through her online program...
and went on to create multiple six figures while building the nomadic life her family wanted.
Those are the stories I remember.
Because watching someone move from frustration and limitation into possibility, movement and measurable results?
THAT is the part that lights me up.
Awards can tell you someone thinks I’m good at what I do.
Client results tell me the work is actually creating change.
And between the two?
I’ll take the second one every time.
💜 Abi