Sometimes we get ourselves into a rut. We shut down our inner resourcefulness and look externally for the solution.
 
In this episode, you'll learn:
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<li>Why is it easier to dish out advice to others, but not so easy to look inside for our own answers?</li>
<li>Why struggling with something in your life or your business does not make you a fraud</li>
<li>How challenges can be turned into opportunities to help others</li>
</ul>

Sometimes we get ourselves into a rut. We shut down our inner resourcefulness and look externally for the solution. In this episode, you'll learn: Why is it easier to dish out advice to others, but not so easy to look inside for our own answers? Why struggling with something in your life or your business does not make you a fraud How challenges can be turned into opportunities to help others

Sometimes we get ourselves into a rut. We shut down our inner resourcefulness and look externally for the solution.
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In this episode, you'll learn:
<ul>
<li>Why is it easier to dish out advice to others, but not so easy to look inside for our own answers?</li>
<li>Why struggling with something in your life or your business does not make you a fraud</li>
<li>How challenges can be turned into opportunities to help others</li>
</ul>
&nbsp;

104. Taking Your Own Advice

Are you ready to grow a thriving practice? Jillian Faldmo is Business and Life Coach for wellness practitioners who want to grow thriving practices. Included are ways to grow your business from marketing, self-coaching, and practice enhancement tools.

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