Anchored & Activated™‪️‬ TaSheena Braxton MSOD, PCC, CPCC, ORSCC

In this episode TaSheena discusses what it means to have self-acceptance and why it is important. She discusses things that get in the way of self-acceptance and tangible ways that you can build the muscle of self-acceptance.
 
KEY POINTS
Self acceptance means that you are appreciative and ok with where you are right now. Self- acceptance requires that you look internally at who you are, your needs, wants and desires, and your skills and talents. QUOTES
"Find gratitude where you are and find value there." "Sometimes God has you in places because he wasnts to develop you. He wants to train you. He wants to make you strong." "Leaders don’t look around for how they should be." IG: @Coach_TaSheena
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When we think about what holds WOC leaders back, one of the culprits that antagonizes their minds, is this thought about Imposter Syndrome.
In this episode, TaSheena gives you a new way to think about Imposter Syndrome and taking the blame, shame and guilt from thinking you are the problem.
KEY POINTS:
Imposter syndrome is not real Imposter syndrome is not the problem, society is The way you are being treated is why you feel that way Quotes:
"You don't have to fake it till you make it because leadership is not about being a fraud" "How are people around me treating me, and what does it make me feel about myself?" "Stop carrying the shame and blame and weight of the world on ourselves and saying we have imposter syndrome" "We will stop drinking the corporate kool-aid" "When you get clear about who you want to be, no one can stop you" "Leaders don't do fake things, they are not a fraud" "No one can mind f&K! you" IG: @Coach_TaSheena
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In 2022, TaSheena set an intention that she would be vulnerable. She had been struggling with taking her leadership from what she knows to how she connects and vulnerability was how she thought to do that.
Her test with vulnerability came head on with the passing of her Mother. She hadn't felt vulnerability more than she felt it now. She is sharing what she is learning in this journey of vulnerability and how vulnerability can be an unlock for you in your leadership journey.
KEY POINTS:
Vulnerability will require you to share deep emotions Vulnerability is scary Vulnerability is not a weakness Vulnerability should be a requirement for all leaders through role modeling Quotes:
"You always think of your parents as your protection, the barrier against negative things happening, the net that you can fall into when you're falling.." "God has a funny way of whatever you put out in the atmosphere that you say you want, you're gonna get" "Imposter syndrome has become a smokescreen for vulnerability" "When you put yourself out there and become almost naked to the world, so exposed that people can judge you, shame you or create assumptions, it is scary" "There is no greater strength than to let your weaknesses be shown and still go through life" "We have created a culture where vulnerability and emotions aren't the standard"

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