Today we are answering a question that I know every single one of us has had to answer at some point in our lives: how do I overcome my fears and go all in on my dream? Whether it’s leaving your 9-to-5 to focus on your side hustle, scaling your business to the next level, or overcoming whatever mental obstacle you are facing, Lindsey Schwartz of Powerhouse Women takes us through how to know when the time is right for you to take that next step towards your dream.
Get comfortable and listen in as Lindsey talks about what she is seeing when it comes to female entrepreneurs and mindset, what the four most common fears are that we all face (and how to overcome them!), and how to turn fear into confidence instead. We also dive into all things community, including how to build a sustainable and long-lasting community and how community can be the catalyst for massive change in the world by fulfilling the need that we all have to belong.
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What You’ll Learn From Be The Powerhouse: Overcome Your Fears and Go All In On Your Dreams
- Some of the biggest challenges Lindsey is seeing with women in business.
- The most common fears we all face and how to overcome them.
- How to turn fear into confidence.
- What it takes to build a sustainable community.
- The difference between an audience and a community.
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Favorite Quotes from Lindsey Schwartz
“It’s easier to see the positives in someone else than it is to see them in ourselves.” – Lindsey Schwartz [7:30]
“How do I bring this fear along with me into this next season of growth?” – Lindsey Schwartz [22:30]
“You are what makes your business so special.” – Lindsey Schwartz [24:55]
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Original Air Date: August 9th, 2022
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