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Someone needs what you know. Will you risk saying it? with Wiebke Tasch

Someone needs what you know. Will you risk saying it? with Wiebke Tasch

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Most people don't struggle because they have nothing to say.They struggle because they're not yet convinced anyone needs to hear it.We wait until we feel more experienced, more qualified, more confident, or more certain. But what if confidence doesn't have to come before contribution? What if confidence grows because we choose to contribute?In this episode of Deals with Heels, Debra Bowers sits down with Wiebke Tasch, founder and CEO of Digital Authors, to explore what happens when we finally begin trusting our own voice—and allow other people to benefit from what we've learned.Wiebke shares how writing her first book began not with confidence or a publishing strategy, but with a personal need to put her experiences into words. That book eventually became a bestseller and helped launch the publishing career she has today.Debra and Wiebke also explore why capable people—particularly women—can struggle to claim their expertise, how years of expectations and people-pleasing can teach us to water ourselves down, and why sharing what we know can change us as much as the people who receive it.Because sometimes the experience you dismiss as “just my life” contains exactly the insight someone else needs.And sometimes confidence doesn't arrive before we speak.It develops because we finally do. Key Topics- Why capable people struggle to stand behind what they know- Trusting your own voice before you feel completely confident- Why our lived experience can feel ordinary to us- The fear of being judged, misunderstood, or disliked- How people-pleasing can cause us to water down our ideas- Women, authority, and permission to claim expertise- Separating other people's reactions from our responsibility- Why sharing our ideas changes us- Writing as a way to process and understand experience- How articulating your ideas reveals connections between them- Why confidence can follow contribution instead of preceding it- Recognizing the value of your own story- Turning lived experience into something that helps others- Why one meaningful impact can matter more than thousands of passive views- Writing a book as a transformative process for the author- Using your story to create frameworks that help other people- Listening when an idea continues calling you forward- Why market research should happen before writing and positioning a book- Matching expertise with existing market demandResourcesConnect with Wiebke TaschWiebke shares resources for prospective authors through her website, including a free course based on the Hero's Journey and a market-analysis resource for people considering a book.She is also active on LinkedIn and invites listeners to connect with her there. Websitehttps://www.digital-authors.comLinkedInhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/wiebke-tasch-%F0%9F%93%9A-43731b164/?locale=enConnect with Debra BowersLinkedInhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/debra-bowers/The Human Sales Playbookhttps://thegrowthvanguard.com/free-ebookThe Growth Vanguardhttps://thegrowthvanguard.com/5 Signs Your Growth Is Breakinghttps://5signs.thegrowthvanguard.com/Hexagon Mediahttps://hexagonmedia.net/Stay Connected with Deals with HeelsDeals with Heels explores the human side of leadership, growth, sales, decision-making, and the moments that shape who we become as leaders.If this conversation made you think of someone who has something valuable to say but hasn't quite trusted themselves enough to say it yet, share this episode with them.🎧 Follow Deals with Heels on your favorite podcast platform so you never miss an episode.💬 Join the conversation by connecting with Debra on LinkedIn and sharing what resonated with you.⭐ Leave a rating or review to help more people discover Deals with Heels and the conversations that can help them grow.Until next time, stand strong in your power—especially when it gets uncomfortable.
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