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Are you waiting for things to calm down before you prioritise yourself?

Be honest. How many times have you said, “I’ll do that when work eases up…” but that quieter season never actually comes?

Ready to Stop Putting Yourself Last? Join the waitlist for 3SIXTY Leaders Club and be first in line when doors open again. You’ll get early access to apply and behind-the-scenes updates so you don’t miss your chance to lead with more balance, presence, and purpose.

Podcast Details:

In this episode of the 360 LeadHERship podcast, I uncovered mistake number 3 of 5 on the most common and costly habits high-achieving women leaders make.

And this one? It’s personal. Because putting yourself last is a mindset pattern that runs deep and it’s holding brilliant women like you back from creating true work-life balance, executive presence, and lasting leadership impact.

Tune in to Discover:

• How the “timing trap” keeps women in leadership roles feeling stuck and overwhelmed
• Why waiting until “things settle down” is sabotaging your goals and wellbeing
• The deeper mindset shifts behind women leaders who say yes to themselves before they feel ready
• Practical goal-setting strategies to help you protect your time, energy, and development
• The truth about high-achieving conditioning and how to rewrite it for long-term success

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👉 Ready to Stop Putting Yourself Last? Join the waitlist for 3SIXTY Leaders Club and be first in line when doors open again. You’ll get early access to apply and behind-the-scenes updates so you don’t miss your chance to lead with more balance, presence, and purpose.

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