Send Carla a message! The heaviest weight might not be your calendar or inbox. It could be the old story you keep carrying. Today I sit down with Erin Davis, a dear friend and brand strategist to unpack her “survival model” that once helped her cope but now fueled burnout, irritation, and constant fixing. What changed everything for her wasn’t her circumstances, it was learning to see and understand her thinking patterns, challenging old thoughts, and making micromovements over time. Erin sh...
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Send Carla a message! The heaviest weight might not be your calendar or inbox. It could be the old story you keep carrying. Today I sit down with Erin Davis, a dear friend and brand strategist to unpack her “survival model” that once helped her cope but now fueled burnout, irritation, and constant fixing. What changed everything for her wasn’t her circumstances, it was learning to see and understand her thinking patterns, challenging old thoughts, and making micromovements over time. Erin sh...
Send Carla a message! Take a front-row seat in our Differently Mastermind. Enjoy this unscripted conversation about the book, The Go-Giver by Bob Burg & John David Mann and how shifting from striving to serving is changing the way we do business and life. Enjoy! Learn more about Carla: Website: https:/www.carlareeves.com/ Connect on LI: https://www.linkedin.com/in/reevescarla/ Connect on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@differentlythepodcast Go to https://carlareeves.com/free-clas...
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Send Carla a message! The heaviest weight might not be your calendar or inbox. It could be the old story you keep carrying. Today I sit down with Erin Davis, a dear friend and brand strategist to unpack her “survival model” that once helped her cope but now fueled burnout, irritation, and constant fixing. What changed everything for her wasn’t her circumstances, it was learning to see and understand her thinking patterns, challenging old thoughts, and making micromovements over time. Erin sh...
