Movement is the antidote to fear. When we keep ourselves in motion—physically, mentally, emotionally—we disrupt the paralyzing cycle that keeps us frozen in place. This powerful concept forms the foundation of what we believe: fear absolutely hates movement. Consider the physical sensations of nervousness and excitement. The butterflies, the slight nausea, the heightened awareness—physiologically identical, yet we label them differently. That label determines whether we retreat or advance. B...
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Movement is the antidote to fear. When we keep ourselves in motion—physically, mentally, emotionally—we disrupt the paralyzing cycle that keeps us frozen in place. This powerful concept forms the foundation of what we believe: fear absolutely hates movement. Consider the physical sensations of nervousness and excitement. The butterflies, the slight nausea, the heightened awareness—physiologically identical, yet we label them differently. That label determines whether we retreat or advance. B...
Episode 76: Money Series: Unlocking the Potential of Your Brand and Products
BUILD THE DAMN THING
17 minutes
2 years ago
Episode 76: Money Series: Unlocking the Potential of Your Brand and Products
Ready to unlock the secret to a successful brand and business? I, Tiffany Largy, will guide you through the process of leveraging your unique story to strengthen your brand. We delve into the nitty-gritty of how your story can transform your sales and marketing strategy, creating an authentic connection with your audience and boosting your revenue. I'll share an exciting example of how you can make an additional income from the same event without having to seek a new market. But that's not a...
BUILD THE DAMN THING
Movement is the antidote to fear. When we keep ourselves in motion—physically, mentally, emotionally—we disrupt the paralyzing cycle that keeps us frozen in place. This powerful concept forms the foundation of what we believe: fear absolutely hates movement. Consider the physical sensations of nervousness and excitement. The butterflies, the slight nausea, the heightened awareness—physiologically identical, yet we label them differently. That label determines whether we retreat or advance. B...
