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Reader, What's your first reaction when you don't get what you want, when you want it? Self-doubt? Frustration? Disappointment? It's easy to make up a story about why you're not where you want to be. And our brains love defaulting to the negative version. What if you could turn any 'difficult' or 'challenging' situation into an opportunity? Imagine how much more empowering that'd be. In this week's episode, I share how I see disappointments and frustrations as opportunities and how I use them to get where I want to go. Click the button to listen on your favourite podcast player to hear more:
How do you handle challenges? I'd love to hear more about it. Hit reply and let me know! And if you need help doing this, CLICK HERE to book a call to explore how I can support you. Sharon |
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Hello Reader, Prefer to listen instead? 🎧 Listen to the episode here (This is the audio version of this week’s Career Design Notes.) There are many ways to build a career. You can: climb the corporate ladder stay and deepen in your role start a business build something on the side Most people don’t choose. They default. I didn’t. I chose to build a business while keeping my job. Not because it’s easy. But because the alternatives were unacceptable. I didn’t want: to depend on a single income...
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...