Betty’s Show Notes I think most people in life have a potentially harmful habit of rehearsing their troubles. If you constantly rehearse your troubles, what does that mean? You’re thinking, you’re talking, you’re laying awake at night, and you’re playing something over and over in your mind. It often starts with a simple comment from […]

Betty’s Show Notes Do you feel unappreciated, undervalued, overbooked, underutilized, or overlooked? Maybe you think you’re an afterthought. Take a step back and ask a simple question: “Do I value who I am?” If you don’t value who you are, why should anybody else? If you value something, you protect it, invest in it, brag […]

Episode 5: The Journey or the Destination? A lot of people don’t realize that the most important part of the destination is the journey you take to get there. All our lives, we’re thinking about the next “thing,” the next destination. We easily lose sight of the journey with all of life’s distractions, but we live […]

Betty’s Show Notes When empowerment and entitlement are your state of mind of your family, your office or your business, anything is possible. You’re entitled to nothing, but you’re empowered to do anything. To talk about that, we need to define the difference between entitlement and empowerment because they are two very different things. When I […]

Betty’s Show Notes I am a big believer in reading. It’s enjoyable, but it’s also about gaining a different perspective. And reading a story is totally different from telling a story. What’s your story and have you told it to anyone? Your story is everything you have experienced: the bad, the good, the ugly, all […]

Betty’s Show Notes What is confidence? How would your life improve if you were more self-confident? What can you do to boost your confidence? In Brady Ware’s latest podcast episode, learn the characteristics of a confident woman and how you can apply the self-confidence formula to your life. In this episode I cover: What is confidence? […]

Betty’s Show Notes The “nevers” became my opportunities once I chose to consider them. Why do we say “never” first? 1) Youth and inexperience 2) Lack of confidence 3) Easy is easier 4) No guidance 5) Fear is paralyzing My “nevers” included: Never going to use my accounting degree. Never going to be a CPA. Never […]