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In this episode of You've Got Nerve, I've got Tamsyn Allington with me. Tamsyn is the founder of Tamsyn & Co, a Workplace Culture, Engagement, and Communications company working in the People Development space. Tamsyn & Co. helps senior teams and leaders develop happy workplaces that support happy humans to do the best work of their lives.
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We've all felt like the world is crashing down because something didn't go as planned. Society is obsessed with the pursuit of perfection and often paints failure in such a negative light that it's no wonder we're terrified of it. From a young age, we're conditioned to aim for straight A's, the perfect job, a flawless life.
But aiming for perfection is not only unrealistic, it's also incredibly limiting.
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In this episode of You've Got Nerve, we courageously step into the world of alternative medicine and mental health treatment with Dr. Ana Verzone.
Disclaimer: this episode is not intended as personal medical advice. Always consult with your healthcare provider before exploring any alternative treatments discussed here. Our conversation is meant to enlighten and offer perspectives, not to prescribe a one-size-fits-all solution.
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In this eye-opening episode, I'm diving deep into why so many women feel it's too late to build wealth and how societal norms contribute to this mindset. But more importantly, I'm here to show you how you can turn this around, with real-life examples and some hard-hitting facts.
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Midlife does not signal a decline, it's an opportunity to realize that our glasses are not half empty but are, in fact, full of liquid sunshine.
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Whether it's dealing with ageist stereotypes at work or those little jabs about being a 'tech dinosaur,' we've got to start seeing our years as the treasures they are, not something to be hidden away.
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