#238: Are you dripping with disdain for your industry or audience? Time for a judgement detox? - Tash Corbin, Heart-Centred Business Podcast

Show notes can be found at tashcorbin.com/238

This is not really a marketing topic per se, but running a group of 33,000 women online, I see some things, and this is a conversation that I'd love for us to continue over in the Heart-Centred Soul Driven Entrepreneurs group. It is a pattern and trend that I see happening in lots of different ways and I wanted us to open up this conversation.

The conversation is about dripping with disdain.

A big shout out to Vampire Weekend and their song Oxford Comma for that gorgeous description - dripping with disdain. It's such a powerful and emotive phrase, and I just love it. It's three words put together so perfectly.

Dripping with disdain can be about your industry or your audience, and I thought that this particular podcast episode could be about how by shining a light on some of that disdain that we might have for our industry or our audience, we can start to detox ourselves from the judgement that we might feel towards others.

Let's jump into this episode, it's going to be a bit of a meandering conversation, but I've got eight really powerful examples for you where it might be so helpful to shine a light on where this behaviour - even if it's not outwardly facing, it's just inward thoughts - can show up and how it is actually stopping you from growth in your business.

As you might have picked up from my introduction to this episode, it's not necessarily about fixing something so that your business will grow, or doing a certain thing so that you can get more clients. I do think it's really important for us to pay attention to our thoughts and feelings, especially as they relate to our industry, our audience and potential clients.

For me, that's where the biggest personal development and growth journeys have happened. I know for myself, there are still areas where I can have some pop-up thoughts that aren't necessarily helpful, but I don't ignore them, I pay attention to them.

They show me where I need to be changing my behaviour, showing up more authentically, or sometimes it's highlighting something in my industry or something for my audience that I need to step up, talk about and change.

By ignoring those things, I end up keeping myself small, or just judging quietly and not necessarily having the conversation.

Whereas if I bring those things to the fore, I can address them.

I'm going to start with my points about industry, and then I'm going to talk about audience.

Here are some examples of places, and conversations that I've heard, where people have disdain for their industry.

1. "This entire online business world is a giant pyramid scheme"

Have you:

• Heard it?
• Thought it?
• Said it out loud?
• Talked about that as a worry with your coach or mentor?

I know that this conversation pops up again and again in the Heart-Centred community and in the Take Off program, and I totally understand where it's coming from, and th

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