63 | How to Get Better With Your Business & Your Life

Faith, Focus, & Finances for Women Business Owners | Make Money Online; Grow Your Business

In today's episode of SHE Launches Podcast, we are discussing some of the challenges we have with our business (and ourselves) when it comes to getting better. Some people struggle with Imposter Syndrome. Others struggle with limiting beliefs. Still others struggle with thinking too much and not doing what's necessary to get better.

We are discussing ways to get better and how we can overcome the tricks of the enemy to be the best we can be in our business and in our lives. Join me as we get personal and real about what we need to and how we can win!

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00:00:00 Introduction: Getting Better with Your Business and Life

Dr. T introduces the episode, emphasizing the importance of getting better in business and life. She invites Christian women to share their knowledge and expertise without feeling overwhelmed.

00:04:03 Overcoming Imposter Syndrome and Limiting Beliefs

Dr. T discusses the challenges of imposter syndrome and limiting beliefs, emphasizing the need to reshape thinking and overcome self-sabotage. She encourages listeners to take small steps to get better.

00:10:00 Dealing with Fears and Self-Sabotage

Dr. T shares personal experiences with fears and self-sabotage, highlighting the need for full-fledged deliverance and the power of making small changes to overcome challenges.

00:13:39 Focusing on Impactful Work and Moving the Needle Forward

Dr. T emphasizes the importance of focusing on impactful work and doing the things that move the needle forward. She encourages listeners to start their day by asking what's the most important thing to get done.

00:20:33 Journey of Slow and Continuous Improvement

Dr. T encourages listeners to go on a journey of slow, focusing on continuous improvement in their business and life. She emphasizes the need to make small changes and move the needle forward every day.