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 I feel like I hear too many people, especially women, talk about how much they hate sales and it breaks my heart because the truth is, you have to be willing to sell or pitch yourself in order to progress your life. And nothing about that is easy, but it’s not as scary as so many of us may think.  But I also know that nothing will change if I don’t figure out how to overcome it.
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In 2018, I was manifesting and creating so many amazing things for my life and my business. Then I decided to let it all go and recalibrate starting with a social media cleanse.It was only supposed to be 30 days but during that month, I recognized how much work I still had to do on myself with imposter syndrome and feeling like I was not deserving of the opportunities that I was creating or attracting. So it eventually became 18 months. I learned many valuable lessons during that period. Today, I’ll be sharing six of them. 

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1:59: Why I decided to do a social media detox. 

3:11: The biggest loss - building relationships was much harder

3:44: Disconnecting from bad habits was harder than I thought

4:21: Be in the present

5:13: I was creating undue pressure

5:32: Start with yourself

5:53: Silence my mind for clarity

There are so many reasons to want to quit a 9 to 5 job and work at home. However, there is no better reason than wanting to spend more time with your family. Most of us spend a majority of our days with co-workers and very little time with our loved ones. In my opinion, it is backward. Yet, we have to make a living so it is what we sacrifice to do so. Fortunately, you do not have to stay in the rat race forever. Starting a business while on maternity leave is a smart move. It is the first step to taking control of your time which is valuable in terms of how you spend it. Today I'm sharing why you should start a business while (pregnant) or on maternity leave. 
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In this episode, I discuss: my experience with learning to have faith in myself and how to recognize when you're believing in someone else more than you do yourself. 

1:02: My fake it til I made it experience
1:23: Being everyone else's cheerleader 
2:07: When being a good friend is just a guise
2:42: How to know when you believe in someone else more than yourself
3:37: Why you have to change
4:07: Self faith makes you invincible
4:33: I didn't think I was good enough for my husband
5:17: You attract what you believe you deserve

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Having big dreams and limited resources can feel like having champagne tastes on a beer budget. There are plenty of blogs telling you ways you can start a business or side hustle today, but many of them rely on freelance work or a contractor-service like Uber or InstaCart. This episode shares seven business ideas you can start with little to no money. 

1:57: How millionaires earn their wealth
4:17: Why you should consider a tiny business
5:41: Cleaning
6:28: Catering
7:34: Organization
7:58: Personal Care Services
8:44: Operations Manager
9:22: Day of Planning Services
9:54: Self Publishing Niche Content

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Hey brave ones! It's been a short while since I've connected with you. But I assure you there's a valid reason! We had a baby! Listen for a quick update. 

How to protect your energy as an empath or strong one | Learning to give love and light while creating spiritual or emotional boundaries is one of the hardest things I'm learning to do. This message was inspired by a Linkedin conversation I had with Quanisha Greene, a lovely energy to connect with online. I thought I was becoming more of an introvert, but then I learned that I was an empath. 

Key points: 
1. Recognize your triggers
2. Create boundaries
3. Recalibrate your energy 
4. Give yourself permission to disconnect your energy
5. Find someone to share your energy with 

Don’t let numbers that aren’t big enough make you think you aren’t good enough. Today, I'm sharing this through the lens of my podcast, but the message applies to your business, career or salary, too.

So many of us know good and damn well that we are more than just the outcome or number but we still can't overlook it. You may have an ideal outcome or number in mind and cant help but compare yourself against it.

Do you remember Lizzo’s story about the difference a decade made for her? Could you imagine a world without Lizzo? But that would have been the case had she allowed the numbers to define her.

I watched a Will Smith press interview on the Breakfast Club Morning Show where he admitted to comparing his recent box-office numbers to the Rock. The amazing Will Smith admitted that he had to reframe his measure of success because he was no longer receiving the responses that his ego grew accustomed to. Therefore, his ego was making him compare and doubt himself. He didn't have to do this at the peak of his game because his outcomes matched his efforts.

If this show vibes with you, then share it with someone else because I guarantee you there’s someone else who needs to hear it, too. I’m trying to grow my Insta following, so find me @CourageHackers. Screenshot this episode, tag me and share on your Insta stories if you hear any truth bombs. Sharing is caring. 

If you've ever had to explain to someone, a manager or family member, that you are not willing to accept something that isn't aligned with your vision for your life then this episode is for you. 

I learned a valuable lesson about standing up for your vision when I transitioned from military to civilian life. I would love to tell you that it's the only time, I have plenty of stories to share about standing in courage when it comes to your vision for your life. Visit neshavfrazier.com to join the email list and don't forget to follow me on IG: @neshavfrazier