Today, we're doing things a bit differently. We have a solo episode where I share the biggest things that I've been afraid to speak about publicly and share with different people in my life. Now these aren't a few small things. These are some real hard areas that I've struggled with and have had difficulty sharing out of fear of judgement, shame, and just discomfort. But these are things that could serve as connection points with other people going through similar things.  I hope by sharing these stories and truths, you'd also be encouraged to identify those parts of your lives that you've been afraid to share with others and dare to start breaking down walls in order to build meaningful connections at work, at home, in your company and in love.

In this episode, you'll find out about the things I've been afraid to discuss including:

Imposter syndrome

Confidence and self-esteem

Money issues

Failed relationships

Links and Resources Mentioned in this Episode:

Episode 23: If You Can Be an Expert at Something, What Would it Be? 

Episode 30: How to Talk to Your Kids about Race and Racism

Episode 33: The Power of Introverts in an Extrovert World

Lauren Westbrook, Westbrook Strategies

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