Oh, this was good! Today, I dive deep into the concept of hyper-independence— why so many of us women struggle to delegate and receive support, and how this affects both your business and personal life. If you've ever felt overwhelmed, exhausted (angry?) that you have so much on your plate, or like everything depends on you, this conversation will help you shift your mindset, heal your childhood wounds and finally feel safe releasing the white-knuckle-grip of control and let other people help you.

I share my own traumatic childhood experience that caused me to be hyper-independent, including a deeply vulnerable story about my kidnapping, and explain how past experiences shape our ability to trust and delegate. I provide actionable steps to release control, heal past wounds, and step into a new level of ease and success.

Key Highlights:

• The Root of Hyper-Independence
• The Hidden Cost of Doing Everything Alone
• Recognizing Hyper-Independence in Your Life
• The Emotional Toll of Carrying It All
• How to Heal Childhood Wounds and Embrace Support

Inspired Action Steps:

• Identify Where You Need Help: Write down the tasks that drain your energy and could be handled by someone else.
• Start Small with Delegation: Choose one simple task to outsource this week and commit to allowing others to support you.
• Rewrite Your Story About Support: Shift your mindset from “I have to do it all” to “Receiving support is wise leadership.”

Recommended Resources:

• Book your free strategy call: a free Exploratory Session www.boldheart.com/talk-to-coach
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• My Boldheart website to scale your business to 7-figures with freedom and heart - https://boldheart.com/
• Need a roadmap? Take the Free Business Assessment - www.leveraged.boldheart.com
• Watch The Film - www.boldheart.com/the-film

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