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I had an enlightening conversation with my coach and mentor, Sarah Swain, recently.
We dived deep into the importance of being authentically ourselves in our businesses.
It struck a chord with me, and I want to share the wisdom I gained from that talk.
Sarah emphasized the significance of showing up as your true self, unapologetically, and embracing what makes you different.
It's about understanding that not everyone will resonate with your message, and that's perfectly fine.
In fact, it's desirable.
If you blend in with the crowd and play it safe, you won't stand out.
Now, let's clarify one thing: standing out isn't about seeking attention for the sake of it.
It's about knowing that you have a unique voice and a message that can make an impact, whether big or small.
To live your purpose, feel fulfilled, and embrace challenges, you need to be crystal clear about what you stand for and use your voice to attract your tribe.
Your tribe comprises those who resonate with your message and your authentic self as a leader.
They are the people you want to connect with because it's in our nature to thrive through connections with like-minded individuals.
In the professional world, many people leave their jobs because they don't find that connection with their colleagues.
They yearn for a challenging environment and meaningful connections.
The key takeaway from my conversation with Sarah was the importance of using your voice to articulate what you stand for.
By doing so, you open up the opportunity for your tribe to find you and connect with you.
It can be intimidating, as being authentic often means sharing your views, which can invite criticism.
But hiding your true self only keeps you in the shadows, like vanilla in a world of vibrant flavours.
Instead of being vanilla, why not be like salted caramel with peanuts on top, drizzled in chocolate, sprinkled with surprises, and filled with rich, delicious depth?
That's the kind of unique and authentic you that draws people in.
If you're ready to take a deeper dive into this journey of self-discovery and authenticity, I invite you to join my membership, "Rise Up and Lead With Heart."
It's a monthly subscription priced at just $49.
In this community, we explore heart-centred approaches to reconnect with our authentic selves, leading with courage, confidence, and purpose.
So, my friends, it's time to ask yourself: where are you playing it small?
Where are you holding back your truth?
If this resonates with you and you're ready to grow in this area, consider joining "Rise Up and Lead With Heart."
It's a space where we'll embark on a transformative journey of self-discovery together.
Thank you for tuning in, and I'll catch you in the next episode.
Bye for now! 💕
By Caroline De Kimpe
I had an enlightening conversation with my coach and mentor, Sarah Swain, recently.
We dived deep into the importance of being authentically ourselves in our businesses.
It struck a chord with me, and I want to share the wisdom I gained from that talk.
Sarah emphasized the significance of showing up as your true self, unapologetically, and embracing what makes you different.
It's about understanding that not everyone will resonate with your message, and that's perfectly fine.
In fact, it's desirable.
If you blend in with the crowd and play it safe, you won't stand out.
Now, let's clarify one thing: standing out isn't about seeking attention for the sake of it.
It's about knowing that you have a unique voice and a message that can make an impact, whether big or small.
To live your purpose, feel fulfilled, and embrace challenges, you need to be crystal clear about what you stand for and use your voice to attract your tribe.
Your tribe comprises those who resonate with your message and your authentic self as a leader.
They are the people you want to connect with because it's in our nature to thrive through connections with like-minded individuals.
In the professional world, many people leave their jobs because they don't find that connection with their colleagues.
They yearn for a challenging environment and meaningful connections.
The key takeaway from my conversation with Sarah was the importance of using your voice to articulate what you stand for.
By doing so, you open up the opportunity for your tribe to find you and connect with you.
It can be intimidating, as being authentic often means sharing your views, which can invite criticism.
But hiding your true self only keeps you in the shadows, like vanilla in a world of vibrant flavours.
Instead of being vanilla, why not be like salted caramel with peanuts on top, drizzled in chocolate, sprinkled with surprises, and filled with rich, delicious depth?
That's the kind of unique and authentic you that draws people in.
If you're ready to take a deeper dive into this journey of self-discovery and authenticity, I invite you to join my membership, "Rise Up and Lead With Heart."
It's a monthly subscription priced at just $49.
In this community, we explore heart-centred approaches to reconnect with our authentic selves, leading with courage, confidence, and purpose.
So, my friends, it's time to ask yourself: where are you playing it small?
Where are you holding back your truth?
If this resonates with you and you're ready to grow in this area, consider joining "Rise Up and Lead With Heart."
It's a space where we'll embark on a transformative journey of self-discovery together.
Thank you for tuning in, and I'll catch you in the next episode.
Bye for now! 💕

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