Importance of making extreme changes for significant results |
Personal anecdotes demonstrating the impact of extreme actions |
The correlation between discomfort and growth |
Encouragement to define one's own level of extremity |
Embracing accountability for personal and professional development |
Reflection on past experiences of implementing extreme measures |
Acknowledgment of potential risks and rewards of extreme actions |
Invitation to explore what constitutes extreme in individual contexts |
The role of alignment in determining the effectiveness of extreme actions |
In this episode, I share marketing and messaging tips for introverts and ideas for doing scary things to grow your business. A follower requested this topic, and I was excited since I'm super extroverted but know many of you aren’t. I explained how introverts can still show up, set boundaries, and make real connections without feeling drained.
In this episode, I open up about why I moved my family from Utah to South Carolina and share a powerful post by Sarah Steed about the struggles many Mormon women face with self-worth and trying to meet impossible standards. I really related to her words because I grew up in that culture and it made me think about how I want to raise my daughters differently.
Hey friends, this episode is all about why I love using my voice on social media and this podcast. I started because I enjoy connecting, but today I had to vent a bit about all the cold, impersonal DMs I get from people trying to sell without even knowing me. Some are so bad, they don’t even know what state I live in!
In this episode of Your Loving Kick in the Pants, I talked about the power of pausing to reflect on our “why.” My husband and I have been re-evaluating our goals, finances, and time, even considering big moves like selling our house, all to realign with our bigger purpose.