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Hey you wild woman!
If you're too busy counting calories, you won't have time to count your dollars.
Why do we obsess more about our weight and looks than our money? Imagine what we could accomplish if we cared more about our financial abundance than our pant size.
Not saying you don't focus on health. If you follow me on Instagram, you know I am all about an active life full of exercise and nutritious food. But I know we could all use more financial health.
As this week's guest, Heidi, explains, where you stare is where you're going to go. And the more you look at your finances, the more they will grow. It's even one of my repeatable morning actions (from The Morning Practice Planner) to look at my bank account every morning. This way, I can't ignore what's wrong, if there is anything, and I can celebrate the daily progress.
You will want to catch this episode, especially if you need a kick in the pants to get your personal and business finances into good health.
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Hey you wild woman!
Do you believe that everyone is here to create an impact?Do we all have something outstanding inside of us that can create lasting change
You may doubt your significance. We all do at times, so I want to encourage you to list the great things you've already accomplished. Is it a group coaching program that has helped many achieve their health goals or the self-published book you wrote? Is it the charity you support or the neighborhood watch program you run?
Impact does not have to be massive. It starts within you, your home, and your business.
So how does this all relate to being a holistic leader?
The Holistic Business Leader fundamentally redefines how human beings as CEOs, teams, clients, suppliers, shareholders, and board members can reset the trajectory together. She can ignite and unite everybody to see beyond their self-believed smallness. The Holistic Business Leader amplifies the impact and weaves it into every process, thought, and decision of a living system. She sees the world and her company as an interwoven set of global challenges, spanning from growth, well-being, inequality, supply chain shortages, climate change, and human ego-driven decision consequences.
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When we're navigating something new or have a big decision ahead of us, we often stall at making a choice. This occurs for many reasons, including lack of strategy, limited attention spans, stress, unclear values, cognitive biases, and our tendency to overestimate our abilities.
And for us women, we overvalue what other people think. So even if it's clear as day, we will choose something that we believe favors the group over what we know is right.
Sound familiar?
This week I chat with the talented Dr. Deborah Gilboa about becoming a more resilient version of yourself and how to make choices with conviction. Here's a tip...
When faced with s big decision, ask yourself, "What choices do I have?" List the options and then align your intention and purpose. This will help point you in the right direction, no matter how it turns out. Good or bad, the outcome will be expected (and something you're prepared for.)
"Resilience is the ability to navigate change with intention and purpose" - Deborah Gilboa
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There are way too many expectations of us as women and mothers, and some of the best advice, although easier said than done, is to quietly not buy into it.
Ask yourself, what are all the things you need to let go of?
Know what hill you want to die on. Messy bedrooms, dirty kitchen, overflowing inbox...
You have to pick what's right for you and prioritize accordingly. You can't please them all, so focus on who you must pay attention to and forget the rest. You only have so much capacity in a day, a life, and the most important people in your life, are right in front of you.
Be there for them.
And if you have a business, create and PROTECT the time for the most critical tasks so you can be home every day.
This week I chat with the brilliant Julie Cole, co-founder of Mabel's Labels, award-winning entrepreneur, best-selling author, mom of six, and sought-after speaker and emcee. We jam on all things finding your balance and how to do things (like life) YOUR way.
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Hey you wild women!
Personal development is not a weekend course, it's a lifelong journey, and if we aren't facing our trauma, we can't heal the pain.
And if we can't heal the pain, there is no chance we can move on, grow, and prosper because we will stay stuck in a vicious cycle of despair.
I learned this week while chatting with the brilliant Tracy Litt that everyone can heal. And this is especially true when it comes to muting the dialogue in your head about how you're not good enough or experienced enough to do what you want and be who you like.
Tracy's guiding principles around identity (who you are and how you want to be perceived) were shaped by the following quote: "Someone once told me the definition of hell; on your last day on Earth, the person you could have become will meet the person you became." You owe it to yourself to become that person today, so tune in to listen to her guiding wisdom.
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You can create a new identity, level up your life, pivot, and take new risks whenever you want to. In addition, you can be free from your current situation, job, business, or relationship if it's no longer serving you.
Who you are has nothing to do with what you do, so if that thing (business/career) is killing you, it's time to move on or shake things up.
In this episode, I chat with Lydia Lee, the Work Reinvention Coach and Freedom Instigator at Screw The Cubicle, about changing the narrative around quarter-life and mid-life crises to times of reinvention. We touch on her genius model of the sweet spot, where purpose, meaningful work, and impact come together.
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Do you remember the last time you stopped doing a task you knew you shouldn't be doing? Or the last time you delegated something you've been managing for way too long?
I bet you felt really good.
And I bet it opened up a lot of space in your calendar to do the things you are more passionate about.
I'll never forget when I hired Shanelle to work with me in my agency. She randomly pinged me on Twitter to offer to help me write some blog posts, which eventually led to her managing the company blog and growing the business.
At the time, I had little time for outlining content, writing, editing, and publishing, though it was an essential business task. So when Shanelle showed up in my life, it was a blessing that I needed to work with someone who was good at it and gave me the capacity to scale.
This week I chatted with the talented Danielle Levy about cleaning up shop, weeding things out, and massively delegating work so you can effectively grow your business.
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80% of the people around you don't have guiding principles.
They don't have values or words they live by, and they aren't accountable to themselves.
They coast through their days, just going through life in ways other people expect of them, not representing themselves as their authentic selves. So, naturally, this leaves them feeling empty.
Living out of integrity with what we want makes us feel depleted, chronically tired, and anxious. We hold onto our old ways because it feels safe, even though it's killing us. "You think you're getting more control by holding on so tightly, but if you loosen the reins to what you're holding on to, you can have a much freer life." - Annie Leib.
So how do you break out of that give give give mentality and find inner peace? It starts with what my guest Annie Leib calls the BREATH modality, and we go into it on this week's episode. Annie is a Global Credibility Expert, 2x TEDx speaker, an international bestselling author of over 60 books, and a publisher of over 750 books. She has worked with Fortune 500 companies, including a multi-billion dollar corporation, to create better leaders who directly impact staff loyalty, client retention, and an increased bottom line.
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Why do we do this to ourselves]?
This sense of not-enoughness...
The cleaning crew was hired to clean, not to expect a clean house when they arrive. They don't care if the place isn't perfect. After all, it is their job to make it sparkle. It's why you hired them. So if this is you, ask yourself, where else in your life is this showing up?
Perhaps it's in fear of delegation, the worry about trying something new, or even the stories you tell yourself about how you're not good enough.
Mental chatter can get to you and have some serious repercussions. So it's up to you to quiet that inner critic because, as Rumi says, "The quieter you become, the more you are able to hear."
This week I chat with Kamani Wood, the creator of AuthenticMe® and CEO of Live Joy Your Way, a coaching company helping high performers who have seen success through old-rooted, traditional metrics reestablish their relational self-awareness. We discuss where we hold ourselves back and how to break through the need for external validation.
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Business, parenting, or intimate relationships, are all relationships. But unfortunately, we aren't taught, especially at a young age, how to have healthy communication skills, which leaves us in frustrating and detrimental situations.
Fights gone bad.Messages misunderstood.Too many things taken out of context.
While we may be well-intentioned, lacking clear lines of communication and open dialogue affects how we run businesses, parent, and show up in our intimate relationships.
This week I chat with Jaime Morgan, a Gottman-trained relationship and personal growth coach, as she guides us through managing the fears of the unknown and how to reinvent yourself after divorce. If you haven't clued in yet, it's ALL about communication.
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