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I this episode I am going to be sharing the secret recipe to live a happier, healthier and more meaningful life.
Those who live intentionally tend to report that their lives have meaning, value, efficacy, and worth. They report reduced anxiety and decreased episodes of depression, have a lower risk of stroke, spend less time in the hospital, and they also maintain better cognitive skill.
If this doesn't make the case for you to listen to this episode, I don't know what would.
Life will always force us to pivot. Whether is a major life event or our restless need for change we are pushed to pivot in our lives. Today I will be sharing some life lessons and their application to pivoting. We’ll talk about when to pivot and a few things to keep in mind when pivoting.
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Who doesn't want to perform at their best? We all want to do more with less, have more time to enjoy the things we enjoy most, feel at our absolute best, feel empowered and accomplished. As much as we would love to feel like that all the time the reality is different. Whether is a day or a season in our lives, we all have felt on the opposite side of this coin.
We all have felt we are hustling and working hard but making no traction, we all have felt we don't have enough time in the day, we have felt as the circumstances around us control our day. There are nights we go to bed feeling we didn't accomplished anything that day. We all have those days or seasons in our lives. The key question is why? What is causing us not been able to perform at our best? And, how can we revert that?
In this episode we will be talking about the things that might be stopping you from performing at your best.
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Happy first anniversary to the Leading Yourself podcast!
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Do you struggle with self-promoting yourself? Does it feel uncomfortable and salesy?
This is more common among women (without trying to generalize here); but there are many studies have been conducted that support this idea that women are less inclined to self-promote themselves. Some studies even state that this is one of the reasons that fuels the gender gap. Today I don't want to talk about the gender gap, but I want to acknowledge that self-promotion is an essential tool for career advancement, whether in job or performance review, or just networking; and I want to share with you some ideas on what you can do and where you can start to feel more comfortable self-promoting yourself.
On this blog post you'll find a summary of the episode and links to the articles I referenced: https://www.leadingyourselfpodcast.com/post/how-to-be-better-at-self-promoting-yourself
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