Hello Reader, Someone shared on LinkedIn recently that she didn't want to continue growing her business. Society has conditioned us to believe if you're money-oriented, you can't be mission-oriented, and vice versa. But why do you have to be either one or the other?
What's wrong with that? You need to be money-oriented so that you can be mission-oriented - I used to be conflicted because I desired to be financially successful. But I realized these were just old stories and beliefs I grew up with. I could rewrite my money stories and beliefs to make financial success a good thing. This inner transformation wasn't easy and it didn't happen overnight. I was open to seeing all my hidden, secret stories about money I'd collected over the years. Stories and beliefs that would help me achieve all my dreams and goals, This is why I'm passionate about helping women uncover their deep, inner relationships and stories with money. Doing this inner work can change your life. Are your money stories and beliefs serving you or preventing you from reaching your financial goals? Come find out in my next free, all-women workshop, Replays are available by request only. Reply to this email if you want it. See you there. Sharon |
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Reader, Here's a real-time lesson: Never assume what you intend to say will land 100% accurately with your recipients. Test, test, test with your audience - Too many people spend months working on an offer they never tested with real people! Be swift in your apology and clarify when misunderstanding happen. Mistakes and misunderstanding happen, act swiftly and maintain open and transparent communication with your audience so you never lose their trust in you! I sent the email below earlier...
Reader, Here's a real-time lesson: Never assume what you intend to say will land 100% accurately with your recipients. Test, test, test with your audience - Too many people spend months working on an offer they never tested with real people! Be swift in your apology and clarify when misunderstanding happen. Mistakes and misunderstanding happen, act swiftly and maintain open and transparent communication with your audience so you never lose their trust in you! I sent the email below earlier...