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After months of training and mental rehearsal, I finally hit a big gym goal: a chin-up. But instead of celebrating, the first words out of my mouth were, “Does that count?” In this episode, I share what that moment taught me about visualization, deciding ahead of time, and why relying on other people’s approval can chip away at our confidence and authenticity.

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In this episode, we’re diving into why difficult conversations at work feel so hard—and how leaders can get better at having them. Using insights from neuroscience and practical strategies, you’ll learn how to prepare, stay calm, communicate clearly, and follow up in a way that builds trust and accountability.

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As a leader, it’s easy to fall into the comparison trap — measuring your success against other people, jobs, or roles instead of staying focused on what matters most to you. Comparison can be useful when it sparks growth, but it becomes toxic when it drains your energy, causes you to doubt your path, and pulls you out of alignment with your purpose. The antidote is noticing when it’s happening, coming back to your own definition of success, and building from there.

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If you’ve ever ended the day with a glass of wine, a bag of chips, or a doom-scroll session and still felt stressed — you’re not alone. In this episode, we’re talking about why our usual coping strategies might not be working and what to do instead. You’ll learn the difference between numbing and resetting, how to recognize your stress signals earlier, and simple tools that actually help you feel better — long term.

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Jen shares a real-life story about how her brain jumped to the wrong conclusion and what she did to stay grounded in the moment. She offers practical tools to help you stop believing everything your brain tells you—like noticing your physical response, questioning your thoughts, and getting curious instead of making assumptions.

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Jen normalizes imposter syndrome by sharing common thoughts high-achievers struggle with and why it’s so prevalent—even among the most successful. She offers practical strategies to recognize the inner script behind imposter feelings, question its truth, and move forward with self-trust and curiosity instead of self-doubt.

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Jen explores a question so many people are struggling with - should I stay or should I go? Learn why it feels difficult to make a decision, 3 important questions to ask yourself and 2 new ways to gain insight. Jen ends the episode reminding listeners that they always have choices, even when the decision is tough.

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Jen dives into the uncomfortable but powerful experience of a vulnerability hangover—that self-doubt and regret that creeps in after you've put yourself out there in a big way. Instead of seeing it as a problem, we explore why it’s actually a sign of growth and courageous leadership. You’ll learn how to navigate the discomfort, resist the urge to backpedal, and trust that your authenticity is making a bigger impact than you realize.

Key Takeaways:

1. A vulnerability hangover isn’t a sign you did something wrong—it’s a sign you took a meaningful risk.
2. Resist the urge to downplay or undo your vulnerability—trust that it was valuable.
3. Self-compassion and perspective will help you move through the discomfort and grow as a leader.

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