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Reader, Most people default to living life dictated by their irrational fears:
But you'll never fully know until you try. So how do you know when to heed the advice of fear that protects you from harm and what's just in your head? In this week's podcast, I share my step-by-step process to do this. I help you discern between legitimate fear that keeps you safe and irrational ones in your head that keeps you small. Click the button to listen on your favourite podcast player:
I also missed out last week's podcast because I was creating a free MAP guide for you. MAP is something experiential - meaning you have to feel it inside you rather than read about it. So what better way than to show you how it works by taking you through a mini MAP session? Curious to learn more? CLICK HERE to download the free MAP guide. Let me know what you think! Sharon |
I help women move from the default path to designing careers that actually work for their lives.
Hello Reader, I hope this message finds you well! I'm excited to share that this week's podcast episode is now live, and it's all about taking the crucial first step towards breaking the cycle of financial anxiety, a journey that I believe is empowering and transformative. This week's episode dives deep into understanding financial resilience and how it can move you from financial anxiety to confidence and calm in handling your financial affairs. Podcast Episode Overview: Breaking the Cycle...
Hello Reader, After taking a break from recording to review where I want to take this podcast, I’m back with a new episode focused on a topic I keep coming back to that's close to my heart - financial resilience. The personal finance space talks a lot about budgeting, saving, and investing, but I don’t see enough emphasis on the internal resilience that helps you stay steady when things change. With so much uncertainty right now—rising oil and petrol prices here in Singapore, and worries...
Reader, 2025 is over. Revenue targets. Client milestones. Growth numbers. Missed them all. Yes, that's me. For a while, I avoided looking at the data because I didn't want to face the disappointment. But then, I realized that the gap between where I am and where I wanted to be isn't failure. It's feedback. In my latest podcast episode, I'm pulling back the curtain on what 2025 actually looked like: 5 Unglamorous Lessons from Building a Business While Working Full-Time: 1. It takes WAY longer...