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Hello Reader, If you’ve ever thought: Then you’ve met that sneaky feeling of 'not being good enough'. If that's you, you’re not alone. In this week’s podcast, I share my simple 7-step process to move through those doubts so you can keep showing up for your business without fear. Here are 3 quick wins from the episode you can try today:
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Remember: You don’t need to have all the credentials or be the 'expert'. You just need to share your story, because someone out there needs to hear it, in your words, in your way. CLICK HERE to listen to the episode. And if you’re ready to put this into practice, start with my free course: The Third Path: Build Your Lifestyle Business in 1 Hour a Day Here’s to showing up, even when it feels scary. Sharon P.S. Prefer a 1:1 Power Hour with me to get a HR insider's perspective on how you can start your business while working full time? CLICK HERE to book your call. You'll get feedback on your situation and a clear plan so you can move forward. |
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