Aligning Your Life & Career

In this week’s episode of the Impostor Syndrome Files, we look at how many of us struggle to align our careers with our core values. If you’ve ever found yourself, consciously or unconsciously, engaging in inauthentic behaviors or uncomfortably adapting to the way others do things, you understand the effects of this on our bodies and minds. My guest, Emily Smith, shares her personal journey as a high-achieving, highly sensitive woman struggling with burnout and self-doubt and the steps she took to get to a much better, more aligned place. She also shares strategies you can use to better navigate your own career.

 About My Guest

 Emily Smith is the go-to mindset and success coach who helps high-achieving women move past their inner blocks to achieve personal & career alignment. 

 Emily works with her clients through 1-1 customized coaching, online courses, and retreats. 

 Emily is a published author of Wholeness Within and the Guide to Wholeness podcast host whose expertise has been featured in Bustle, Thrive Global, Highly Sensitive Refuge, and Authority Magazine.

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Connect with Emily:

 Wholeness Within book: https://www.guidetowholeness.com/wholeness-within Guide to Wholeness Podcast: https://www.guidetowholeness.com/podcast 
Follow her on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/emilymsmith1 

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