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Years ago, I spoke about the apology of being a faucet and not a drain on a stage in front of thousands of women. This analogy is a self-reflection to ensure that you are showing up in your life, relationships, and business with abundance versus scarcity.
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Do you love the Becoming Iconic Podcast? You will also LOVE the blog where Jen takes a deeper dive into more personal topics on all things business, style, relationships, and family.
www.jenszpigiel.com/blog
Connect with Jen:
• Read Iconic Magazine®: becomingiconic.co/magazine
• Join House of Her, our exclusive membership community: becomingiconic.co/houseofher
• Watch on YouTube: @theICONICmagazine
• Follow on Instagram: @iconicmagazine__
By Jennifer Leigh, Editor-in-Chief of Iconic Magazine®5
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Years ago, I spoke about the apology of being a faucet and not a drain on a stage in front of thousands of women. This analogy is a self-reflection to ensure that you are showing up in your life, relationships, and business with abundance versus scarcity.
Jen’s Links:
Work with Jen: www.jenszpigiel.com
Connect with Jen: www.instagram.com/jenszpigiel
Becoming Iconic Instagram: www.instagram.com/becomingiconicpodcast
Do you love the Becoming Iconic Podcast? You will also LOVE the blog where Jen takes a deeper dive into more personal topics on all things business, style, relationships, and family.
www.jenszpigiel.com/blog
Connect with Jen:
• Read Iconic Magazine®: becomingiconic.co/magazine
• Join House of Her, our exclusive membership community: becomingiconic.co/houseofher
• Watch on YouTube: @theICONICmagazine
• Follow on Instagram: @iconicmagazine__

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