Ep. #12 - The Gift of Pain with Alexis Whitney

by Marci Barker / February 8th, 2023
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The Gift of Pain with Alexis Whitney
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The Gift of Pain
with Alexis Whitney
Alexis is the owner of SLC Muay Thai, a Muay Thai and MMA gym and community in Salt Lake City Utah.
She joined The Accountability Code to strengthen her dedication and commitment to growth and going to the next level.
To all business owners who get lost in the many things to do, you will be inspired by Alexis' story of taking pause and finding focus.
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In This Episode We Cover:
What Muay Thai does to shift out of depression
Committing to your natural gifts
Focusing when you have so much to do in your business
Being seen in your brand
Prioritizing Self Care
From Pain to Plan (The Accountability Code Workbook page 198)
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