Do you have a name that requires explaining sometimes? I do! The way you say my name is not the way you pronounce it. "My name is Payal, like a PILE of books" is what I usually say. 
I never corrected anyone before because I didn't want to make it a "big deal". But what if we were all big deals?
Listen to why we don't correct others and why it's time to change that.
www.payalghayal.com

Do you have a name that requires explaining sometimes? I do! The way you say my name is not the way you pronounce it. "My name is Payal, like a PILE of books" is what I usually say. I never corrected anyone before because I didn't want to make it a "big deal". But what if we were all big deals? Listen to why we don't correct others and why it's time to change that. www.payalghayal.com

Do you have a name that requires explaining sometimes? I do! The way you say my name is not the way you pronounce it. "My name is Payal, like a PILE of books" is what I usually say.&nbsp;
I never corrected anyone before because I didn't want to make it a "big deal". But what if we were all big deals?
Listen to why we don't correct others and why it's time to change that.
www.payalghayal.com

What's in a name?

Brown women work so hard and invest decades to do all the right things. Despite following the perfect checklist to do everything the way she should, she's still not happy. I have been down that path of doctor, wife, daughter and mother- and totally get it! I am a certified life and parent coach after a career change from an exhausted, overwhelmed, unfulfilled four decades. In this podcast we discuss how South Asian women look happy on the outside but are suffering on the inside. These women feel ashamed to admit it because they think they should just be grateful. 

I bring forward topics that exist but have been brushed underneath the rug for centuries. Some of the topics include the over-involvement of our families in our personal lives and the constant habit of doubt ourselves before making decisions to avoid making a mistake.  It's time to change the trajectory of your life now and generations to come with the coaching tools I share and teach.

I coach South Asian women in my private coaching program and currently accepting new clients. Book a call to connect and inquire about availability. 

www.payalghayal.com

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Brown women work so hard and invest decades to do all the right things. Despite following the perfect checklist to do everything the way she should, she's still not happy. I have been down that path of doctor, wife, daughter and mother- and totally get it! I am a certified life and parent coach after a career change from an exhausted, overwhelmed, unfulfilled four decades. In this podcast we discuss how South Asian women look happy on the outside but are suffering on the inside. These women feel ashamed to admit it because they think they should just be grateful. I bring forward topics that exist but have been brushed underneath the rug for centuries. Some of the topics include the over-involvement of our families in our personal lives and the constant habit of doubt ourselves before making decisions to avoid making a mistake. It's time to change the trajectory of your life now and generations to come with the coaching tools I share and teach. I coach South Asian women in my private coaching program and currently accepting new clients. Book a call to connect and inquire about availability. www.payalghayal.com

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