Know Your Worth: Why Wanting More Isn’t Selfish
I know how it feels to wonder if it’s selfish to want more for yourself. It isn’t. Self-worth isn’t a feeling you wait for, it’s something you build through what you do.
Women’s Identity & Empowerment · 25 Years · 8 Proprietary Frameworks
I know how it feels to wonder if it’s selfish to want more for yourself. It isn’t. Self-worth isn’t a feeling you wait for, it’s something you build through what you do.
You’re waiting to feel powerful before you make your move, but that’s backwards. Power isn’t a feeling you’re issued and then get to use. It’s something you create by taking action. You’ll feel powerful after you begin, not before you do.
You have been waiting to feel confident before you start. But confidence does not come before the action. It comes because of it. Here is how to do confidence.
You say yes when you mean no constantly. Here is a four-step system for finally building the skill of saying no and protecting your time for what actually matters.
You have been waiting to feel confident before you start. But confidence does not come before the action. It comes because of it.
Setting a boundary is not mean. It is honest. Here is the three-step process for doing it clearly, kindly, and in a way that sticks.
You have been waiting to feel confident. Here is why that approach never works and what to do instead.
Doubt does not just stop you from big things. It makes you smaller in small moments all day long. Here is how to build belief in its place.
You would never speak to someone you love the way you speak to yourself. Here is how to change that and what becomes possible when you do.
Everyone has problems. What separates the women who move through them from the ones who get stuck in them is not luck. It is a process.