Sheila M. Wilkinson | New Orleans | Brussels
Coaching, Legal Services and Continuing Education for Service-Based Professionals
HOW TO GO FROM SURVIVING TO THRIVING * OVERCOMING LIMITING BELIEFS IN YOUR CAREER OR BUSINESS
If you’ve ever felt stuck in a brain spiral, struggling and feeling like you’ll never get ahead, you might be stuck in the survival state.
In today’s episode with Dr. Eugene Choi, we talk about why this happens, how to shift it, and what you need to do every single day to be in your executive state – your thriving state!
ADVICE FOR YOUNG PROFESSIONALS * CREATIVITY * DESIGN * CAREERS * BECOMING A PROFESSIONAL
What do food blogs, lawyers, and sleep all have in common? You’re gonna find out!
It is Episode 51, y’all, and I’m sharing some behind the scenes of what you might not know about me …
It’s episode 50 and today, I’m excited to introduce you to someone who has had an amazingly cool journey in the creative space! And, because we’re wrapping up Pride Month, I thought I’d bring on someone who has done some seriously huge and amazing work in the LGBTQ community for over 20 years: Dustin Woehrmann.
Elsa in “Frozen” made it sound so simple to just let it go.
But, it’s not always easy. In fact, it’s one of the biggest challenges I see among my clients and students – letting go of things – regardless of whether they can or can’t control them – because they haven’t granted themselves permission to do so …
“Ugh, I should totally know this.”
We’ve all thought or said this phrase at some time or another, whether it was at the start of a new job, career transition, or launching a new business.
We’ve all had those moments of self-doubt, kicking ourselves for not knowing the answer. But should you, really?
The truth is, you don’t know what you don’t know. That’s why experts exist – to help us do the things that they’re really good at doing…
The key to success is to get out of your head. Making decisions based on what you think is expected of you, is never the right move.
You’ll always find yourself in frustrating situations that feel helpless, hopeless, and terrible.
But here’s the best part about expectations that we THINK others have of us …
No matter where you are in your career or business, we’ve all experienced that nightmare client.
You know, the one who always shows up late to the meeting…
Or the one who never speaks up and tells you how they honestly feel about that mock-up…
Even worse, the client who wants a revision you don’t want to make, yet they believe the client is always right. (By the way, this is not true – they are not always right)
Or maybe it’s something else …
How much should I be paid? How do I get new clients? What should I do next in life?
So many of us have these types of questions when it comes to starting a business or launching a new career.
However, in all my years of experience – legal, coaching, teaching, community outreach and development – the biggest trouble area to overcome before you start a business is centered around …
What’s one area professionals, creatives, and service providers most often overlook when it comes to a successful career?
Answer: their health, wellness, and interconnectedness.
We often overlook it because of our own …