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Expertise is often undervalued in today's online culture, especially when the coaching industry deems anyone an expert who is "two steps ahead" of their client, but Dr. Michelle Mazur is determined to change that. With a Ph.D. in communication, and a brilliant framework called "The Three Word Rebellion", author, speaker, podcaster, and messaging consultant, Michelle Mazur has a lot to say about expertise, the anti-expert bias that is flooding the internet with cookie-cutter programs, short-sighted advice and leaving people feeling duped. If you are a legitimate expert, chances are you think you suck at marketing and don't know how to stand out from the crowd without feeling like a sleazeball about how to help clients who value what you have to offer to find you and hire you. So, Michelle and I are here to break it down, like this: The importance of owning your expertise in your messaging and marketing.The rewards and benefits of working with experts to create tailor-made solutions.Face the marketing challenges experienced by experts and skilled professionals.Streamline your marketing efforts by doing more with less.Accelerate your success by forging alliances with fellow experts Meet Dr. Michelle MazurSay hello to Michelle Mazur, an accomplished expert in marketing and messaging for entrepreneurs. With a keen understanding of how to navigate the complex online world, Michelle has dedicated her career to empowering business owners to market their expertise effectively. She's also the founder of the Expert Up Club, a supportive community that encourages experts to embrace and showcase their skills and because I was already a fan, I jumped at the chance to become one of the club's founding members.Connect with Michelle Mazur beyond this episode:Visit Michelle's website to find her book, podcast, and more: https://drmichellemazur.com/Take Michelle's marketing assessment: https://bit.ly/3IygH1zFollow Michelle on Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/in/drmichellemazur/ If you remember one thing from this episode make it this: Gaining confidence and a sense of control when it comes to owning and marketing one's expertise can be challenging for many entrepreneurs, especially when they face insecurities and potential backlash from the anti-expert community. This ownership should not be confused with arrogance, but rather an opportunity to showcase unique skills and knowledge. During the interview, Michelle pointed out that claiming one's expertise is an identity issue. Many individuals struggle with accepting and truly embracing their expertise, even when they have amassed years of experience and impressive credentials. Taking pride in being an expert allows entrepreneurs to focus on their clients while building a solid foundation for marketing. Mic Drop Moment:  “The kind of people who sit around thinking about how to market themselves are not the type of people who develop these exquisite expertises.” Michael Lewis, author of Moneyball  & Host of the Against the Rules Podcast.   Are you an expert who is ready to take your business from one of many to stand out and sought-after?  Then it’s time to work with me on my 12-week 1:1 program, The Boss Up Breakthrough. Taking the first step is easy, just schedule a free 30-minute consultation right here: https://bit.ly/calendly-free-consultation Podcast reviews really do motivate me to keep creating this show & bringing you awesome guests and no-BS solo episodes, so if you are a regular listener and haven’t left one yet,  what are you waiting for? Apple: https://apple.co/2BZDFzcAndroid: https://bit.ly/TDWE-podchaser My favorite place to connect online is Linked In, click here to subscribe to my LinkedIn newsletter: https://bit.ly/TDWE-Newsletter Want to go back to the highlights? 00:00:01 - The Tricky Business of Online Marketing00:03:41 - The Gap between Traditional and Online Marketing00:07:02 - The Appeal of Quick and Easy Solutions00:09:45 - The Importance of Marketing to Seasoned Audiences00:15:47 - Owning Your Expertise00:17:36 - Impostor Syndrome and Expertise00:22:13 - Benefits of Working with an Expert00:27:05 - Overcoming Marketing Resistance00:32:16 - Do Less But Better Marketing Strategy00:36:25 - The Importance of Collaboration00:40:01 - The Value of Paid Advice00:43:17 - The Importance of Valuing Experts

From a licensed psychotherapist turned business coach perspective, the link between mental health and entrepreneurship seemed clear, but during Mental Health Awareness Month, I want to focus on the unique challenges female solopreneurs face. In this episode, you will be able to:Mental health trials faced by entrepreneurs, with a focus on female leaders.Factors associated with mental health challenges in the entrepreneurial realm.The value of self-care, nurturing relationships, and professional help Stress factors emerging from running enterprises in male-centric industries.Putting mental health first and being open to seeking assistance when in need.Prioritizing Mental HealthEntrepreneurs that focus on self-awareness and self-acceptance to better understand their mental health needs can identify the warning signs of declining mental health and take appropriate preventive measures. Mental Health and EntrepreneurshipThe high-stress lifestyle that often accompanies entrepreneurship can take a toll on one's mental well-being. Acknowledging the potential issues and taking preventive measures to ensure mental health remains strong can be key to overall success in business. There is no "Good Time" to Prioritize Mental HealthMental health deserves ongoing focus and attention, and there is no "good time" to start prioritizing it. Waiting for an opportune moment or certain revenue milestone may lead to dangerous delays or neglect of mental well-being, resulting in a mental health crisis. Next steps after listening to this episode:Reach out for help: If you are struggling with your mental health, do not hesitate to seek help from a licensed therapist or mental health professional. Take breaks: It is important to prioritize self-care and take breaks from work. Schedule time for activities that bring you joy and relaxation, such as exercise, hobbies, or spending time with loved ones.Set boundaries: Establish clear boundaries between work and personal time. Create a schedule and stick to it, and communicate your availability to clients or colleagues. This will help you avoid burnout and improve your overall mental health.Connect with others: Combat isolation by connecting with other entrepreneurs or business owners in your industry or community. Join networking groups or attend events to build relationships and find support.Utilize resources: Take advantage of resources specifically designed for entrepreneurs, such as business coaches, mentorship programs, or online communitiesSpeaking of Resources, here are the ones mentioned in this episode:Rose Hackman: www.emotionallaborbook.com/ Nicole Lewis-Keeber:  https://nicole.lewis-keeber.com/Shula Ber Levtov:  https://www.shula.ca/The Boss Up Breakthrough is my signature coaching framework and the one I use with both my 1:1 and group coaching clients.  At this time,  I am only accepting 1:1 clients and the first step is to schedule a free 30-minute consultation right here: https://bit.ly/calendly-free-consultationHave you heard?  I launched a PRIVATE PODCAST and you can listen to it from the same podcast player where you enjoy this one!  It’s called “Show Up Like a Boss” and you can grab it right here:  https://bit.ly/show-up-like-a-bossNot ready to work together but want to see more of my content? Subscribe to my weekly Linked In newsletter here: https://bit.ly/TDWE-NewsletterPodcast reviews really do motivate me to keep creating this show & bringing you awesome guests and no-BS solo episodes, so if you are a regular listener and haven’t left one yet,  what are you waiting for?  Apple: https://apple.co/2BZDFzcAndroid: https://bit.ly/TDWE-podchaser

It's time to delve into the fascinating and often maddening topics of ambition shaming, gender bias, tall poppy syndrome, and the challenges faced in promoting equity and inclusion in both male and female-dominated industries. Meet today's guest, Lisa Mulligan, who brings a wealth of experience and a global perspective working in the UK, Australia, Singapore, and New Zealand. Lisa is the founder of The Culture Ministry and host of the "A Dog Called Diversity" podcast.In this episode, you will:Learn more about the hurdles faced by women in male-centric business sectors.Examine the effectiveness of diversity and inclusion endeavors in workplaces.Understand the far-reaching impact of the pandemic on diversity initiatives.Recognize obstacles groups encounter when rejoining the workforce Identify the significance of diversity and inclusive environments in organizations.So What is Tall Poppy Syndrome, exactly?Tall Poppy Syndrome is a pervasive cultural phenomenon where ambitious individuals are targeted and their successes are belittled due to resentment, envy, or fear. Women, especially those who are highly ambitious and driven, are often victims of this syndrome. Addressing this issue is important for achieving true equality and balance in the workforce. In this interview, Lisa & I discuss ambition envy and the role that privilege plays in undermining the achievements and potential of capable women. Mic Drop Moment: "If we don't have people that are ambitious, if we don't have people that see things differently if we don't have people that stand out instead of fitting in, where's the progress supposed to come from?" Diann WingertIf this interview inspires you the way we hope it will, here are some next steps:Check out Lisa Mulligan's website: https://www.thecultureministry.com/Listen to Lisa’s Podcast: https://www.thecultureministry.com/a-dog-call-diversity-podcast Consider attending a diversity and inclusion training or workshopIf you are a business owner, commit to diversity and inclusion within your organization Support organizations and initiatives that promote diversity and inclusion,Educate yourself and have open and honest conversations about these topics Read this article about the impact of Tall Poppy Syndrome on women in the workplace: https://bit.ly/42K3bQkIf you love this podcast, did you know that I just launched a PRIVATE PODCAST and you can listen to it from the same podcast player where you enjoy this one?  It’s called “Show Up Like a Boss” and you can grab it right here:  https://bit.ly/show-up-like-a-bossThe only way you can work with me right now is through my 1:1 coaching program., and the first step is to schedule a free 30-minute consultation right here:  https://bit.ly/calendly-free-consultationPodcast reviews really do motivate me to keep creating this show & bringing you awesome guests and no-BS solo episodes, so if you are a regular listener and haven’t left one yet, what are you waiting for?  Apple: https://apple.co/2BZDFzcAndroid: https://bit.ly/TDWE-podchaserSubscribe to my LinkedIn newsletter: https://bit.ly/TDWE-NewsletterAlso mentioned in this episode, is one of my most recommended books for ambitious women, The Big Leap by Gay Hendricks: https://amzn.to/3BcPldh

Ever feel stuck in your business despite following all the rules? Discover how to unleash your potential by tackling the mindset challenges that hold you back. Learn about the crucial transformation stages: Clarity, Commitment, and Confidence, and how to leverage your unique strengths. Uncover strategies to simplify your operations and stand out in a crowded market, while turning chaotic creativity into focused success. It's all about creating a sustainable business that reflects who you really are!

When a young immigrant moves to a new city, she must learn how to blend in and code-switch to survive. But no matter where she goes, she remembers one thing: she has chosen to believe that she lives in a friendly universe and she uses this knowledge to build brave spaces for others and to find her own sense of belonging. In this conversation, my guest, Sacred Walker, and I share our thoughts on being driven women in a world that projects assumptions onto us, and the courage it took to carve out our own unique paths of being and belonging.Sacred's journey began in Kingston, Jamaica, and her experiences have taken her across the globe, including India and the United States. Using her expertise in creating intentional community spaces, Sacred has become a beacon of hope and inspiration for those seeking to foster genuine relationships while maintaining their own unique identities. Her ability to blend, code-switch, and adapt to various environments has made her an invaluable resource for leaders from all walks of life.In this episode, you will learn how to:Embrace authenticity and vulnerability for deeper connections and a sense of belonging.Overcome the impact of childhood experiences on adult relationships and self-acceptance.Cultivate self-care, reflection, and grounding techniques for assured leadership.Encourage unique self-expression to overcome rejection and take risks.Support empathic visionary leaders by building intentional community spaces.Now, you know how much I love storytelling, right?  Well, Sacred surprised me with some of the favorites that she uses to help women in her community develop their capacity for authenticity, courage, and belonging.  You are going to want to listen for her “pepperoni” analogy and her “frying fish” metaphor.  When you hear them and resonate with them,  tag both Sacred and me on social media to let us know! Mentioned in this episode:Brene Brown's quote on belonging vs fitting in:  https://youtu.be/CkC6PeseGdsSacred Walker’s Mastermind: https://bit.ly/3LuNaI0Sacred’s podcast: Self Love For Everyday Superheroes: https://bit.ly/3Lfvwa6The key moments in this episode are: 00:00:00 - Introduction - Belonging and Connection, 00:01:07 - Fitting In vs. Belonging, 00:03:26 - Making Friends as an Adult, 00:09:18 - Healing and Peeling off the Pepperoni, 00:13:13 - Belonging as a Dance, 00:15:20 - Grounding Yourself Before Entering a Room, 00:19:28 - The Importance of Mission in Leadership, 00:22:47 - Taking Off the Brakes and Being Yourself, 00:26:03 - The Power of Belonging in Leadership,The only way you can work with me right now is through my 1:1 coaching program., and the first step is to schedule a free 30-minute consultation right here: https://bit.ly/calendly-free-consultationIf you love this podcast, did you know that I just launched a PRIVATE PODCAST and you can listen to it from the same podcast player where you enjoy this one?  It’s called “Show Up Like a Boss” and you can grab it right here:  https://bit.ly/show-up-like-a-bossPodcast reviews really do motivate me to keep creating this show & bringing you awesome guests and no-BS solo episodes, so if you are a regular listener and haven’t left one yet,  what are you waiting for?  Apple: https://apple.co/2BZDFzcAndroid: https://bit.ly/TDWE-podchaserSubscribe to my LinkedIn newsletter: https://bit.ly/TDWE-Newsletter

Struggling with a super-creative brain and feeling guilty about not taking action on your brilliant ideas? This episode will teach you what you need to do to balance creativity with consistency, spontaneity with structure, and brilliance with bandwidth, so you can finally put your genius ideas into action in your business and life.In this episode, you will learn  to:Master the art of juggling creativity & consistency to produce more creative outputBreak free from idea paralysis & take meaningful steps to follow through with confidenceOvercome the trap of perfectionism and embrace continuous growth & development.Connect with & learn from like-minded individuals to enhance your creative journey.Achieve balance between autonomy and accountability to ensure business success.Mic Drop Moment: "The people who move the needle in their business are not the ones with the perfect ideas. They are the ones who will take a good enough idea and put it in front of people, risking rejection, risking failure, but willing to get feedback  Stop overthinking, stop second-guessing, start taking action, and let the market decide."  Diann Wingert Did you know I have a private podcast, called "Show Up Like a Boss?" It's like having your very own backstage pass to what it would be like to work with me by sharing 10 of the most common challenges my clients face, and how I help them change their mindset while building their skill set and resiliency. There are takeaways for each episode so you can apply what you learn to your own business and life.  Access this FREE private podcast right from your regular podcast player:  https://bit.ly/show-up-like-a-bossPodcast reviews really do motivate me to keep creating this show & bringing you awesome guests and no-BS solo episodes, so if you are a regular listener and haven’t left one yet,  what are you waiting for?  Apple: https://apple.co/2BZDFzcAndroid: https://bit.ly/TDWE-podchaserOther episodes for highly creative entrepreneurs you will also enjoy: Ep #121 The Cure for Imposter Syndrome - https://bit.ly/episode-blog-121Ep #103 How to Deal with Fear, Uncertainty & Doubt - https://bit.ly/episode-blog-103Ep # 57 The High Cost of Perfectionism -  https://bit.ly/episode-blog-57If you are a highly creative solopreneur - coach, consultant, agency owner, or independent professional, maybe it’s time you experienced my signature coaching program for female solopreneurs, the Boss Up Breakthrough. The only way you can work with me right now is through my 1:1 coaching program., and the first step is to schedule a free 30-minute consultation right here: https://bit.ly/calendly-free-consultationNot ready to work together but want to see more of my content? Subscribe to my weekly Linked In newsletter here: https://bit.ly/TDWE-NewsletterEven though this is a shorter-than-usual episode,  for the scanners, here are some time stamps:  00:00:05 - Balancing Creativity and Consistency 00:03:14 - Recognizing Value in Your Ideas 00:10:40 - Taking Action on Your Ideas 00:15:33 - Overcoming Perfectionism 00:18:27 - Don't Hold Back Your Best Ideas 00:19:32 - Why You Should Share Your Art Now 00:20:34 - The Importance of Having a Coach 00:21:34 - Finding the Just Right Approach

When Traci DeForge, a visionary entrepreneur and podcast industry trailblazer, decided it was time to hire a business coach, she expected to gain clarity on how to grow and improve her company, but she specifically chose to work with a coach who had a background as a licensed psychotherapist because her other goal was to break the patterns of self-sacrifice that were holding her back. This decision meant both the business and the business owner were about to be transformed. This conversation recreates that transformation and how it impacted Traci's business model, leadership style, identity as a CEO, and the future of the company.  If you have asked yourself “Why would I choose to hire a business coach who is also a licensed psychotherapist?”  This Client Success Story episode is for you.  In this interview, we share:The unexpected benefits of seeking guidance from a business coach with a background in therapy.What can happen when you recognize the impact of clear communication and defined limits on business success?Overcoming challenges within your team by releasing people-pleasing and overworking tendencies most female CEOs haveIf listening to Traci De Forge’s story and what partnering with me did for her and her business inspired you,  maybe it’s time you experienced my signature coaching program for female entrepreneurs and business owners, the Boss Up Breakthrough. The only way you can work with me right now is through my 1:1 coaching program., and the first step is to schedule a free 30-minute consultation right here: https://bit.ly/calendly-free-consultationIf you love this podcast, did you know that I just launched a PRIVATE PODCAST and you can listen to it from the same podcast player where you enjoy this one?  It’s called “Show Up Like a Boss” and you can grab it right here:  https://bit.ly/show-up-like-a-bossPodcast reviews really do motivate me to keep creating this show & bringing you awesome guests and no-BS solo episodes, so if you are a regular listener and haven’t left one yet,  what are you waiting for?  Apple: https://apple.co/2BZDFzcAndroid: https://bit.ly/TDWE-podchaserOther episodes for female entrepreneurs you might want to check out: Episode #152 - From Visionary to Implementer https://bit.ly/episode-blog-152Episode #13I - 5 Types of Boundaries You Need in Business https://bit.ly/episode-blog-131Episode #123 - Does Your Business Need You to Boss Up? https://bit.ly/episode-blog-123Subscribe to my LinkedIn newsletter: https://bit.ly/TDWE-NewsletterWays to connect with our guest,  Traci De Forge:Website: https://produceyourpodcast.com/Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/company/produce-your-podcast/

Are you an accidental entrepreneur who's been told to simply 'leverage your corporate skills' to make it as an entrepreneur --but have come to realize it's really not the same game? In this episode, I'll share how to overcome the hardships faced by unintentional entrepreneurship, recognize the skills you mastered in your previous career that will help you succeed in your own business, and cultivate an entrepreneurial mindset along the way.When faced with being laid off, unable to find a suitable position, or caught between income-producing and caregiving responsibilities, many women become what I call “accidental entrepreneurs” and must find the courage to embrace risk-taking and creativity to build a successful business in a world where male entrepreneurs still outnumber them three to one and genuine mentors can be hard to find.What I have come to appreciate as a result of being self employed since 2010 and helping others achieve this goal since 2015, accidental entrepreneurs may need to learn a few things, but we do not come to the table empty handed. I believe that  accidental entrepreneurs are far more likely to be intentional and a lot less impulsive with our business decisions. We have a strong sense of responsibility, accountability, and a deep sense of regard for the impact of our decisions and actions on others.  This may slow us down a bit compared to entrepreneurs with a longer track record of risk taking, but it can definitely make the difference between success and failure.  The goals of this episode are to help you:Navigate challenges faced by unexpected female entrepreneurs Utilize your corporate talents effectively in an entrepreneurial setting.Address and overcome hurdles specific to accidental entrepreneurs. Develop a strong entrepreneurial mentality and personal identity.Trust your intuition and battle perfectionism for improved business outcomes.If you stumbled into entrepreneurship and have managed to stay afloat but it’s not yet smooth sailing, maybe it’s time you experienced my signature coaching program for female solopreneurs, the Boss Up Breakthrough. The only way you can work with me right now is through my 1:1 coaching program., and the first step is to schedule a free 30-minute consultation right here: https://bit.ly/calendly-free-consultationIf you love this podcast, did you know that I just launched a PRIVATE PODCAST and you can listen to it from the same podcast player where you enjoy this one!  It’s called “Show Up Like a Boss” and you can grab it right here: https://bit.ly/show-up-like-a-bossPodcast reviews really do motivate me to keep creating this show & bringing you awesome guests and no-BS solo episodes, so if you are a regular listener and haven’t left one yet,  what are you waiting for?  Apple: https://apple.co/2BZDFzcAndroid: https://bit.ly/TDWE-podchaserOther episodes for accidental entrepreneurs mentioned in this episode: #145 - Navigating the Crisis of Confidence for Female Business Owners https://bit.ly/episode-blog-145#040 - Fierce, Female & 50-Something Entrepreneurs with Rhonda Glynn https://bit.ly/episode-blog-40#004 - The 6 Attributes of an Entrepreneur https://bit.ly/episode-blog-4Connect with me: Instagram: https://bit.ly/DWC-InstagramLinkedIn: https://bit.ly/DWC-LinkedInCome on back next week for another incredible Client Success Story Episode! Resources mentioned in this episode:Forbes article The Rise of the Accidental Entrepreneur  http://bit.ly/3MecOBxWorld Economic Forum Global Gender Gap Report 2022 http://bit.ly/40FXD8L

After a lifetime of conforming to the expectations of others and having her creative ideas dismissed because she was "just the assistant," Jancina Dyer refused to give up on her big vision and embarked on an entrepreneurial journey of self-discovery and success. While most leaders in the beauty industry are half her age, Jan Dyer is just getting started as the founder, owner, and CEO of the Colorado Lash Company. She is a misfit entrepreneur, driven by passion and purpose, who left a successful career in ophthalmology to pursue her dream of owning a business in the beauty industry. What I love most about Jan’s story is that she is a true visionary but did not believe she could execute her brilliant ideas.  She bought course after course, took program after program, and even hired more than one coach, before deciding to work with me.  Even though she had felt stuck for years, she never gave up on her big vision and in just 12 weeks, the progress she made was absolutely transformational.  In this Client Success Story episode, we will recreate Jan’s experiences of:Transforming her identity when leaving a successful career to pursue a passion.Overcoming ageism and sexism in a female-dominated industry Developing a strategy to turn her creative ideas into actionable plans. If you resonated with Jan Dyer’s struggles, maybe it’s time you experienced your own Boss Up Breakthrough. The only way you can work with me right now is through my 1:1 coaching program., and the first step is to schedule a free 30-minute consultation right here: https://bit.ly/calendly-free-consultation Did you know?  I just launched a PRIVATE PODCAST and you can listen to it from the same podcast player where you enjoy this one!  It’s called “Show Up Like a Boss” and you can grab it right here:  https://bit.ly/show-up-like-a-boss If you love and look forward to each episode of The Driven Woman Entrepreneur Podcast,  let me know by leaving a review!  Podcast reviews really do motivate me to keep creating this show & bringing you awesome guests and no-BS solo episodes. Apple: https://apple.co/2BZDFzcAndroid: https://bit.ly/TDWE-podchaser Other Client Success Story episodes you'll enjoy:Ep #120 - Marketing Your Genius with Meredith: https://bit.ly/episode-blog-120Ep #112 - Embracing Creativity with Lauren: https://bit.ly/episode-blog-112Ep #93 - Closing the Performance Gap with Dallas: https://bit.ly/episode-blog-93Connect with me: Instagram: https://bit.ly/DWC-InstagramLinkedIn: https://bit.ly/DWC-LinkedIn How to connect with Jancina Dyer:https://www.coloradolash.com/https://www.facebook.com/coloradolashcompanyhttps://www.instagram.com/coloradolashcompany/

Do you remember going to the mall?  Do you even remember malls?  Well, I do and one of the things I remember best is this: the only way to enter one of the big department stores was to go through the bright and shiny cosmetics department, full of “beauty advisors” with brushes and sponges in hand, dying to make you over in the latest fashion shades.  And who could resist?  "There's nothing like seeing another woman sitting on the high stool and getting that temporary boost of dopamine and confidence that comes with having her face completely made over by a beauty advisor." We do love a good makeover, don’t we?  But what if what you are sick of, fed up with, and fantasizing about making over is your business?  Should you or shouldn’t you? In this podcast episode, I guide you through the not-so-simple process of determining whether a business needs a makeover or not, exploring the impulses to blow things up vs. making a long-term investment in building a sustainable business. It can be hard to tell when it’s time for a business makeover because it can range from needing to work on communication and leadership skills, adjust expectations, or shift from a business that is merely financially successful to one that allows you to use your gifts and express your zone of genius. Many entrepreneurs have difficulty determining if a makeover is necessary, so it is often helpful to hire a small business strategist or coach to help you figure out the next steps. After all, who doesn’t love bringing some fresh new energy into what they spend most of their waking hours doing? In this episode, you will learn the following:1. Have you ever felt like your business needs a makeover?2. What are the signs that it’s time to makeover your business?3. Could your business be built on your zone of genius instead?4. How my client Stacey made over her expert business 5. Coming soon: Jan’s business makeover in Ep #152Is it time for your business makeover? The only way you can work with me right now is through my 1:1 coaching program., and the first step is to schedule a free 30-minute consultation right here: https://bit.ly/calendly-free-consultationDo you want to be one of the first to grab my brand new Private Podcast “Show Up Like a Boss”?  Here is the link to make it yours!  https://bit.ly/show-up-like-a-bossIf you love and look forward to each episode of The Driven Woman Entrepreneur Podcast,  let me know by leaving a review!  Apple: https://apple.co/2BZDFzcAndroid: https://bit.ly/TDWE-podchaserJust want to take the next step & connect with me online?LinkedIn: https://bit.ly/DWC-LinkedInInstagram: https://bit.ly/DWC-InstagramWebsite: https://www.diannwingertcoaching.com/Other episodes you'll enjoy:Episode #149 Navigating the Expert vs Thought Leader Debate https://bit.ly/episode-blog-149Episode #147 Unlocking Entrepreneurial Success with ADHD https://bit.ly/episode-blog-147Episode #145 The Crisis of Confidence for Female Business Owners https://bit.ly/episode-blog-145Mentioned in this episode: The Big Leap by Gay Hendricks