How to Hold a Strong Boundary With Your Clients

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I love about checking in with what you want, even though it's not always straightforward, right? There are curated wants in there. Sometimes the same thing can be a yes. And to review, right? Like if someone doesn't have this lovely, this muscle built that you've already got built, right? What do you do in that moment? You pause and you go, okay, I'm feeling like I really should accommodate this client. But then you imagine yourself waiting for the audio, which come on, is like definitely coming 36 hours before not 48.

There are so many things to do when you run a small business. And even more things you “should” do according to marketing “experts,” online business influencers, and the voices that arrive when you need to make a big decision.

In this episode, I’m joined by Natalie Miller to talk about the “shoulds” that so many of us face in our lives and our businesses. And we offer practices for taking your “shoulds” seriously, so you can cultivate the magic you need to finally release them.

Join us for a soulful conversation where we explore—

The "should" that inspired this podcast
Practices for discovering & examining your shoulds
Why “best practices” might be bullshit
How pausing & slowing down can help you discover who you are & what you desire
Betting on yourself to build self-trust

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