💭 Do you constantly second guess yourself—at work, in business, or in your relationships? Chloe and Dagmar get real about the inner dialogue that holds us back. From asking for a raise to walking away from toxic friendships, they explore how to stop questioning your worth and start standing in your truth. You’ll hear real-life stories, mindset shifts, and empowering advice for reclaiming your confidence and moving forward with clarity.

🎙️ In this episode, Dagmar & Chloe talk about what really happens when we start second guessing ourselves. They share personal stories and powerful mindset shifts to help you stop overthinking and start trusting your intuition. Whether you’re debating a raise, unsure about a friendship, or doubting your worth with high-end clients, this episode will help you find clarity and confidence.

You’ll hear:

• 💼 How to ask for a raise without second guessing your value
• 📊 Why data-driven prep can make confidence easier
• 💰 What to do when you're intimidated by high-end clients
• ❤️ How to know when a relationship isn’t right for you
• 🤝 Chloe’s “seesaw” metaphor for healthy friendships
• 🧠 Dagmar’s tips to understand what’s triggering your self-doubt
• 🌱 Why giving yourself grace is key to finding clarity

🎙 Coaching with Chloe: Business, Mindset & Confidence
https://problemsolvher.com/coaching-for-women-ready-to-own-their-voice/

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In this candid episode of ProblemSolvHer, Chloe and Dagmar dive into the art of setting boundaries—without guilt or over-explaining. From work to dating to parking spots, they share real-life stories and practical strategies to help you speak up confidently, protect your energy, and create healthier relationships. Learn how to communicate clearly, honor your personal space, and stop saying “yes” when you really mean “no.” Plus, tips on timing, tone, and why your nervous system matters more than you think.

🎙️ In this episode, Dagmar & Chloe talk about why setting boundaries is an act of self-respect, not selfishness. From navigating pushy coworkers and overstepping dates to dealing with neighbor drama and inner people-pleasers, they break down the moments where speaking up becomes non-negotiable.

You’ll hear:

• Real-life stories where boundaries were tested—and how they responded
• The power of saying “no” early and without guilt
• Tips on communicating boundaries calmly (even when you’re fired up)
• How to regulate your nervous system so you can respond, not react
• Why boundaries aren't just for others—they're for you too

If you’ve ever felt uncomfortable but said “yes” anyway, this episode will give you the language, mindset, and confidence to protect your time, energy, and peace.

🎙 Coaching with Chloe: Business, Mindset & Confidence
https://problemsolvher.com/coaching-for-women-ready-to-own-their-voice/

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Is your kindness costing you more than you realize?

In this candid and empowering episode of ProblemSolvHer, hosts Chloe and Dagmar explore how being too nice can lead to burnout, broken boundaries, and missed opportunities—in your career, friendships, dating life, and even with family. From Chloe’s real-life stories as a nonprofit leader in NYC to navigating tricky friendships and setting boundaries in love, this conversation will inspire you to own your voice without losing your heart.

You’ll learn how to balance kindness with assertiveness, set boundaries with confidence, and find your authentic voice in every relationship—personal or professional.

🎙️ In this episode, Dagmar & Chloe talk about what happens when being “too nice” backfires:

• Leadership lessons on balancing warmth with authority
• Awkward neighbor moments that test personal boundaries
• Dating disasters caused by people-pleasing
• How to set healthy boundaries without guilt
• How to stop people-pleasing and reclaim your time
• How to lead with kindness and confidence without getting walked over

1. In your career
2. In friendships
3. In family dynamics
4. In your love life

🎙 Coaching with Chloe: Business, Mindset & Confidence
https://problemsolvher.com/coaching-for-women-ready-to-own-their-voice/

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