The energy you bring into conversations and content that you create for your clients and potential clients matters.

The energy you bring changes EVERYTHING

• Self-trust
• Confidence
• Your wording and clarity
• The client’s trust in you

The energy you bring begins with your intention. What are you trying to create with your next sales conversation, Instagram reel, or facebook post?

Your intention matters because it’s the difference between you feeling a little “off” and perhaps faltering in your words OR you feeling confident and proud of what you share.

And it shows and is felt by the people you're talking to.

Knowing the intention behind ethical marketing will SET YOU FREE and is the most important piece of your marketing!

Join Rachel Elder, Relationship Coach and Couples Therapist, as she shares with us the most important communication skill we need in our relationships as entrepreneurs, how conflicts can build intimacy, and how to fill your and your partner’s emotional bank accounts to help your relationship thrive. ​ Learn more about Rachel Elder and how to connect with her: ​ www.rachel-elder.com ​ www.instagram.com/racheleldercoaching

Get an in depth understanding of imposter syndrome and the steps to overcome it. This is a long episode, so I'm giving you the start times of the different sections of this podcast:

0 (hr):00 (min):40 (sec) - Intro and Storytime

0:13:05 - What is Imposter Syndrome?

0:23:11 - What to look for if you think it’s impacting your life

1:00:12 - What happens in your brain and body

1:11:37 - External factors to consider

1:18:45 - What you can do to help yourself

During the episode I talk about the five types of Imposter Syndrome and tools that you can use when you feel fear and doubt. If you'd like to get a tool I use for myself and my clients, then download "The Imposter Syndrome Experience" guidebook that includes the 5-Minute Confidence Practice here:

https://keap.page/raf410/imposter-syndrome-5-min-confidence.html

Please share this information with a friend! The first step to ending avoidance and self-sabotage behaviors, like imposter syndrome, is becoming aware of what they look like for you.

Loving you,

Kim