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[Podcast] Optimize your life for success
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Hello Reader, In this week's podcast, you’ll hear from Miki Maruko, a Performance Optimisation and Life Coach. Miki helps high achieving women who want to optimize their work and personal lives so that they feel as successful as they look on the outside and have the time and energy to truly enjoy their lives. Prior to starting her own coaching business, Miki had a successful global career in Corporate HR. We go DEEP in this episode and talk about, among other things:
I enjoyed this conversation so much and felt like I was getting coached at some points! I’m sure you’ll get something out of the chat. Listen to the episode on Apple podcast or Spotify. Click the yellow buttons below for your favorite podcast player:
Enjoy! Sharon |
Sharon Singh Sidhu
Follow me if you're a working mom ready to build time and financial freedom the sustainable way - no get-rich-quick schemes, no burnout and exhaustion, just real systems for real moms.
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