198. How to Find Your Flow Again When You’ve Stopped Prioritizing Yourself

 
 

Hey you wild women! 

Today we're featuring an episode originally recorded with Shelagh Cummins for her podcast The Road to Seven. Shelagh is a business coach, growth strategist, and speaker. If you’ve ever made a big shift in your life, you’ll be able to relate to this episode. It’s all about finding your flow again and what it looks like to put yourself first.

Building a business can quickly become your identity. You invest so much that switching directions can feel downright scary. The reality is this: As much as we think we get judged for switching gears, no one is thinking about us—and taking a break is often necessary.

In this episode, you will learn about:

  • The unique way this episode came to be and what it says about connections.

  • How Shelagh and I met.

  • Where I was in my life when I started my agency.

  • Why the deal to sell the business I started fell through.

  • How I learned to pitch, along with the processes behind it.

  • The secret to building a business you love instead of one you hate.

  • What sometimes keeps owners from making positive shifts in their business.

  • The role your support network can play in helping you grow.

  • The difference between busy work versus important work.

  • Why going outside of what you already know is important for growth.

  • The room I stepped in that breathed new life into my PR career.

  • Why it’s okay (or even encouraged) to fail, pivot, and start over in your business.

  • Understanding that the secret to success is to simplify.

  • The importance of daily movement to your overall success.

  • The small impact you can make that actually changes the world.

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