School of Impact Podcast Megan Jaworski

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We all have an inner storyteller.
It's the voice that narrates your life and defines what you can or cannot do.
It's the one that tells you that you're not beautiful enough, smart enough, or talented enough.
It's the one that tells you that being anything less than perfect makes you unworthy of love.
But it's also the one that tells you that it's okay to make mistakes because they are part of the learning process.
This inner narrator is powerful: it shapes our reality and guides our actions. This is why it's so important to be aware of the stories we tell ourselves—the ones we're consciously aware of, as well as those lurking in our subconscious—and work on rewriting them in order to achieve our goals and live a happier life.
Just because your story is written, doesn't mean it's set in stone. You have the power to write a new chapter, and even rewrite the entire thing if you need to.
And that's why this episode exists. Because I know what it feels like when you're stuck in an old story that no longer serves you—and I want YOU to feel empowered by the fact that YOU CAN DO ANYTHING!
Are you ready to begin unpacking your stories and transforming your life?
Are you ready to stop torturing yourself for making mistakes?
Are you ready to see things from a different perspective, and feel more confident in yourself and your abilities?
Well then, let's get started!
BUT BEFORE WE DO THAT…
I'll let you in on a secret:
I'm working on a new course, UNSTOPPABLE, and I want you to be the first to know about it.
So don't forget to follow me! 
(If you're already following me, thanks! You're a rock star.)
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Connect with me and ask me your questions at:
Instagram - @meganjaworski.xo
Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/meganjaworski.xo
Website - https://www.meganjaworski.com/

**This episode contains adult content that might be triggering for some adults and also advanced for children to understand. Please contact Lifeline Australia at 13-11-14 or your local Lifeline network if you ever find the content of this episode triggering for you because you don’t have to go through life alone .**
Sex offenders are just like you and me.
I'm not saying that they're exactly the same as you or me—they've committed some pretty heinous crimes, after all—but the reality is that they are not entirely different from us.
In fact, there's a lot more to unpack about sex offenders and the human behavior - and we're about to do just that in this podcast episode.
We're diving deep into the topic of sex offenders, human trafficking, and how we can protect children, together with our guest, Eleanor, who has some seriously fascinating insights into the psychology of human behavior.
She's also going to share with us her journey from working with sex offenders to becoming a coach who helps leaders create healthy and supportive work environments.
We talk about:

What led Eleanor into the field of forensic psychology
The biggest lesson that she learned about human behavior working as a criminal psychologist with sexual offenders
What led offenders to choose to commit crimes and how do people like us choose not to
We all have a choice - it’s not 50% coming from our parents and 50% coming from us, it's 100/100
How leaders can create work environments that people actually love 
What can we do to protect children from human trafficking
And so much more!


So be sure to tune in as we've got a lot of A-HA moments in store for you in this podcast episode!
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More About Eleanor:
Eleanor is the founder of Your Best Asset and is a committed developer of leaders and teams. She is an engaging and experienced facilitator who has held a lifelong fascination with what makes people tick and brings a unique perspective on human behavior with a 20-year career in this field across the corporate, law enforcement, mental health, education, and not-for-profit sectors. 
She is passionate about working with people to find their fit, and to create psychologically safe environments and cultures, which enable individuals to flourish and the business to thrive. Eleanor holds a Master's in Forensic Psychology, and a Bachelor's with Honors in Psychology, is an ICF-accredited coach, and combines her background with other qualifications in training and design to create and deliver customized programs. 
These programs have a focus on engagement and implementation through which she works with individuals, teams, and leaders at all levels, and then supports them to apply their learnings in the workplace. Outside of her work, Eleanor is an ardent supporter and advocate of courses relating to child protection, human trafficking, and refugees.
Learn more about Eleanor and her work at:
LinkedIn - Eleanor Groat and Your Best Asset
Instagram - @yourbestasset
Connect with me and ask me your questions at:
Instagram - @meganjaworski.xo
Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/meganjaworski.xo
Website - https://www.meganjaworski.com/

Getting that fit body is so much more than just dieting and losing weight. It's about feeling good inside—it's about having an inner peace that radiates out to everyone around you.