Beyond The Glass Slipper

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Most of my adult life I’ve been in a leadership role in one form or another.

But then came the narcissist in my life.  More than one of them actually.

With every hit from the narcissist I fought to get back on my feet again.  I had enough strength and determination to stand against the onslaught of verbal and emotional abuse and keep going…until I didn’t.

I felt that I had gotten myself into a pickle and it was my job to get myself out of it.

So I limped forward, determined not to be beaten. 

I was exhausted and disheartened.  

The longer it went on the more my confidence eroded.  

The longer it went on the more I felt unfit for leadership.

As a matter of fact, I didn’t even want to lead.  I was too worn down to rise to the occasion.  

When the time came that I knew the Lord was calling me to step up and step out again, I knew I needed to rebuild my confidence and belief in my ability to set goals, to win, and to lead well.

That’s what we’re going to be talking about this week.

Each day this week I’m going to share 5 “seeds of confidence” that you’ll need to replant and nurture as you rebuild your confidence to lead again after narcissistic abuse.

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We'd love to hear from you! Email us: [email protected]

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You may find Annette's complimentary, on-demand Masterclass - Make It Make Sense helpful:

For info go to: annettechesney.com/make-sense

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Questions? Want to share something with us?
You can email us at: [email protected]

Click here to text us!

Most of my adult life I’ve been in a leadership role in one form or another.

But then came the narcissist in my life.  More than one of them actually.

With every hit from the narcissist I fought to get back on my feet again.  I had enough strength and determination to stand against the onslaught of verbal and emotional abuse and keep going…until I didn’t.

I felt that I had gotten myself into a pickle and it was my job to get myself out of it.

So I limped forward, determined not to be beaten. 

I was exhausted and disheartened.  

The longer it went on the more my confidence eroded.  

The longer it went on the more I felt unfit for leadership.

As a matter of fact, I didn’t even want to lead.  I was too worn down to rise to the occasion.  

When the time came that I knew the Lord was calling me to step up and step out again, I knew I needed to rebuild my confidence and belief in my ability to set goals, to win, and to lead well.

That’s what we’re going to be talking about this week.

Each day this week I’m going to share 5 “seeds of confidence” that you’ll need to replant and nurture as you rebuild your confidence to lead again after narcissistic abuse.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

We'd love to hear from you! Email us: [email protected]

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

You may find Annette's complimentary, on-demand Masterclass - Make It Make Sense helpful:

For info go to: annettechesney.com/make-sense

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Questions? Want to share something with us?
You can email us at: [email protected]

Click here to text us!

Most of my adult life I’ve been in a leadership role in one form or another.

But then came the narcissist in my life.  More than one of them actually.

With every hit from the narcissist I fought to get back on my feet again.  I had enough strength and determination to stand against the onslaught of verbal and emotional abuse and keep going…until I didn’t.

I felt that I had gotten myself into a pickle and it was my job to get myself out of it.

So I limped forward, determined not to be beaten. 

I was exhausted and disheartened.  

The longer it went on the more my confidence eroded.  

The longer it went on the more I felt unfit for leadership.

As a matter of fact, I didn’t even want to lead.  I was too worn down to rise to the occasion.  

When the time came that I knew the Lord was calling me to step up and step out again, I knew I needed to rebuild my confidence and belief in my ability to set goals, to win, and to lead well.

That’s what we’re going to be talking about this week.

Each day this week I’m going to share 5 “seeds of confidence” that you’ll need to replant and nurture as you rebuild your confidence to lead again after narcissistic abuse.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

We'd love to hear from you! Email us: [email protected]

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

You may find Annette's complimentary, on-demand Masterclass - Make It Make Sense helpful:

For info go to: annettechesney.com/make-sense

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Questions? Want to share something with us?
You can email us at: [email protected]

Click here to text us!

Most of my adult life I’ve been in a leadership role in one form or another.

But then came the narcissist in my life.  More than one of them actually.

With every hit from the narcissist I fought to get back on my feet again.  I had enough strength and determination to stand against the onslaught of verbal and emotional abuse and keep going…until I didn’t.

I felt that I had gotten myself into a pickle and it was my job to get myself out of it.

So I limped forward, determined not to be beaten. 

I was exhausted and disheartened.  

The longer it went on the more my confidence eroded.  

The longer it went on the more I felt unfit for leadership.

As a matter of fact, I didn’t even want to lead.  I was too worn down to rise to the occasion.  

When the time came that I knew the Lord was calling me to step up and step out again, I knew I needed to rebuild my confidence and belief in my ability to set goals, to win, and to lead well.

That’s what we’re going to be talking about this week.

Each day this week I’m going to share 5 “seeds of confidence” that you’ll need to replant and nurture.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

We'd love to hear from you! Email us: [email protected]

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

You may find Annette's complimentary, on-demand Masterclass - Make It Make Sense helpful:

For info go to: annettechesney.com/make-sense

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Questions? Want to share something with us?
You can email us at: [email protected]

Click here to text us!

Most of my adult life I’ve been in a leadership role in one form or another.

But then came the narcissist in my life.  More than one of them actually.

With every hit from the narcissist I fought to get back on my feet again.  I had enough strength and determination to stand against the onslaught of verbal and emotional abuse and keep going…until I didn’t.

I felt that I had gotten myself into a pickle and it was my job to get myself out of it.

So I limped forward, determined not to be beaten. 

I was exhausted and disheartened.  

The longer it went on the more my confidence eroded.  

The longer it went on the more I felt unfit for leadership.

As a matter of fact, I didn’t even want to lead.  I was too worn down to rise to the occasion.  

When the time came that I knew the Lord was calling me to step up and step out again, I knew I needed to rebuild my confidence and belief in my ability to set goals, to win, and to lead well.

That’s what we’re going to be talking about this week.

Each day this week I’m going to share 5 “seeds of confidence” that you’ll need to replant and nurture.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

We'd love to hear from you! Email us: [email protected]

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

You may find Annette's complimentary, on-demand Masterclass - Make It Make Sense helpful:

For info go to: annettechesney.com/make-sense

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Questions? Want to share something with us?
You can email us at: [email protected]

Click here to text us!

There’s a common outcome I’ve observed in professional women after they’ve experienced narcissistic abuse.  

Where once they were bold and confident when tackling challenging goals now even though they no longer have a narcissist in their face on a regular basis it seems like their…
...go get ‘em,
...take that hill,
...raise the bar, 
...give me a good challenge,
...go after big goals
mojo has run dry.

There’s part of them that remembers when chasing after goals was fun.  They laughed at the possibility of failure.

But now, post narcissist, not so much. 

In a moment of boldness they’ll set a challenging goal but the inspiration and conviction that used to carry them through the messy middle and across the finish line now disappears early in the game, leaving them feeling frustrated, disheartened, and even embarrassed.

What’s going on here?

This week we’re going to tackle the question we’ve heard so many times, 
“Why Do I Start Strong Then Shrink Back In Anxiety?”

Mon through Thurs of this week we’re going to unpack the contributing factors to this problem to demystify what’s going on.

Then on Friday we’ll give you 3 helpful steps to get you back on track and moving forward as you learn to believe in yourself and enjoy the process again.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

We'd love to hear from you! Email us: [email protected]

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

You may find Annette's complimentary, on-demand Masterclass - Make It Make Sense helpful:

For info go to: annettechesney.com/make-sense

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Questions? Want to share something with us?
You can email us at: [email protected]

Click here to text us!

There’s a common outcome I’ve observed in professional women after they’ve experienced narcissistic abuse.  

Where once they were bold and confident when tackling challenging goals now even though they no longer have a narcissist in their face on a regular basis it seems like their…
...go get ‘em,
...take that hill,
...raise the bar, 
...give me a good challenge,
...go after big goals
mojo has run dry.

There’s part of them that remembers when chasing after goals was fun.  They laughed at the possibility of failure.

But now, post narcissist, not so much. 

In a moment of boldness they’ll set a challenging goal but the inspiration and conviction that used to carry them through the messy middle and across the finish line now disappears early in the game, leaving them feeling frustrated, disheartened, and even embarrassed.

What’s going on here?

This week we’re going to tackle the question we’ve heard so many times, 
“Why Do I Start Strong Then Shrink Back In Anxiety?”

Mon through Thurs of this week we’re going to unpack the contributing factors to this problem to demystify what’s going on.

Then on Friday we’ll give you 3 helpful steps to get you back on track and moving forward as you learn to believe in yourself and enjoy the process again.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

We'd love to hear from you! Email us: [email protected]

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

You may find Annette's complimentary, on-demand Masterclass - Make It Make Sense helpful:

For info go to: annettechesney.com/make-sense

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Questions? Want to share something with us?
You can email us at: [email protected]

Click here to text us!

There’s a common outcome I’ve observed in professional women after they’ve experienced narcissistic abuse.  

Where once they were bold and confident when tackling challenging goals now even though they no longer have a narcissist in their face on a regular basis it seems like their…
...go get ‘em,
...take that hill,
...raise the bar, 
...give me a good challenge,
...go after big goals
mojo has run dry.

There’s part of them that remembers when chasing after goals was fun.  They laughed at the possibility of failure.

But now, post narcissist, not so much. 

In a moment of boldness they’ll set a challenging goal but the inspiration and conviction that used to carry them through the messy middle and across the finish line now disappears early in the game, leaving them feeling frustrated, disheartened, and even embarrassed.

What’s going on here?

This week we’re going to tackle the question we’ve heard so many times, 
“Why Do I Start Strong Then Shrink Back In Anxiety?”

Mon through Thurs of this week we’re going to unpack the contributing factors to this problem to demystify what’s going on.

Then on Friday we’ll give you 3 helpful steps to get you back on track and moving forward as you learn to believe in yourself and enjoy the process again.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

We'd love to hear from you! Email us: [email protected]

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

You may find Annette's complimentary, on-demand Masterclass - Make It Make Sense helpful:

For info go to: annettechesney.com/make-sense

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Questions? Want to share something with us?
You can email us at: [email protected]

Click here to text us!

There’s a common outcome I’ve observed in professional women after they’ve experienced narcissistic abuse.  

Where once they were bold and confident when tackling challenging goals now even though they no longer have a narcissist in their face on a regular basis it seems like their…
...go get ‘em,
...take that hill,
...raise the bar, 
...give me a good challenge,
...go after big goals
mojo has run dry.

There’s part of them that remembers when chasing after goals was fun.  They laughed at the possibility of failure.

But now, post narcissist, not so much. 

In a moment of boldness they’ll set a challenging goal but the inspiration and conviction that used to carry them through the messy middle and across the finish line now disappears early in the game, leaving them feeling frustrated, disheartened, and even embarrassed.

What’s going on here?

This week we’re going to tackle the question we’ve heard so many times, 
“Why Do I Start Strong Then Shrink Back In Anxiety?”

Mon through Thurs of this week we’re going to unpack the contributing factors to this problem to demystify what’s going on.

Then on Friday we’ll give you 3 helpful steps to get you back on track and moving forward as you learn to believe in yourself and enjoy the process again.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

We'd love to hear from you! Email us: [email protected]

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

You may find Annette's complimentary, on-demand Masterclass - Make It Make Sense helpful:

For info go to: annettechesney.com/make-sense

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Questions? Want to share something with us?
You can email us at: [email protected]

Click here to text us!

There’s a common outcome I’ve observed in professional women after they’ve experienced narcissistic abuse.  

Where once they were bold and confident when tackling challenging goals now even though they no longer have a narcissist in their face on a regular basis it seems like their…
...go get ‘em,
...take that hill,
...raise the bar, 
...give me a good challenge,
...go after big goals
mojo has run dry.

There’s part of them that remembers when chasing after goals was fun.  They laughed at the possibility of failure.

But now, post narcissist, not so much. 

In a moment of boldness they’ll set a challenging goal but the inspiration and conviction that used to carry them through the messy middle and across the finish line now disappears early in the game, leaving them feeling frustrated, disheartened, and even embarrassed.

What’s going on here?

This week we’re going to tackle the question we’ve heard so many times, 
“Why Do I Start Strong Then Shrink Back In Anxiety?”

Mon through Thurs of this week we’re going to unpack the contributing factors to this problem to demystify what’s going on.

Then on Friday we’ll give you 3 helpful steps to get you back on track and moving forward as you learn to believe in yourself and enjoy the process again.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

We'd love to hear from you! Email us: [email protected]

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

You may find Annette's complimentary, on-demand Masterclass - Make It Make Sense helpful:

For info go to: annettechesney.com/make-sense

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Questions? Want to share something with us?
You can email us at: [email protected]