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Fear gets a lot of airtime, energy, and oxygen in the personal development space and most of it is needless and enabling. Sometimes, we just need a reframe. Consider this your reframe.
The dirty side of success can sometimes be that your inner circle sees you as their personal bank. Setting boundaries on how you are willing to help and how much you are willing to help can feel messy. Communicating your limits can feel even messier. Here's how to manage it with more ease.
As service providers, it can feel like clients have the power. It can feel like our livelihoods and our reputations depend on their satisfaction. That's not true, though. As professionals, we are responsible for our expertise and informing clients of hard things is a part of the job. Here's how to do it with less anxiety.
The entrepreneurial space loves this phrase: Show up for yourself. But what does it even mean? Where do you start?
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When you have been coasting and things have been moving swimmingly, how do you know if it's time to make a move toward growth? How do you know whether or not you want to grow and, if you choose growth, how do you know the right direction to take?
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The personal development space spends a lot of time teaching self-esteem but how do you start to absorb it for yourself so you can actually feel worthy?
How much time are you wasting avoiding a ten minute hard conversation? Here's how to get out of your own way and on with it so you can get to the other side of hard.
Shout Out to Mark of Beaver Hardwood for being able to have a hard conversation with me and for designing killer custom furniture.
What do you do when you have failed to deliver? If you are a service provider and your clients have failed to achieve their promised results, a lot comes rushing at you. Today's listener had a third of his program request a refund. Here's how he can get to the other side of this unfortunate time in his business.
When sales and revenue are decreasing and when doing your best isn't enough, things can start to feel desperate. Often, desperate feelings lead to desperate actions that only make everything worse. So, how do you represent yourself with integrity when you don't feel like you are worth that much and how do you show up for your business without giving everything away for less than you deserve? Listen in for tips on staying true to you during really reactive moments.
We've all been there. Something awesome happens and suddenly we're doubting ourselves, twitching, and second-guessing ourselves, before we even allowed ourselves a chance to celebrate.
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