An Hour Early Aaron Womack Jr.

In life, sometimes you have to be a little cocky to go against the grain. When that cockiness comes out of our belief in ourselves, and is coupled with hard work and dedication, we can accomplish great things. 
 
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One of the biggest challenges for entrepreneurs or anyone venturing off into uncharted territory is to move confidently into the unknown. This week, educational leader, Lena Patton, joins the podcast to discuss how confidence and enthusiasm ultimately leads to success. 
 
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There is a fine line between humility and cockiness. This week, for Women's History Month, Aaron is joined by a special guest to discuss the importance of recognizing your value and how a little cockiness can give you the confidence to ask for what you deserve.
 
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When you are committed to your plan A, sometimes you have to go all in. This week, Aaron shares with us the concept of burning your boats and how it applies to reaching your hopes and dreams by eliminating your plan B. 
 
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On the journey to fulfilling your dreams, you might be tempted to have a fallback plan, a plan B. This week, Aaron explains that if you want to increase your chances of success for our plan A, you can't have a plan B. 
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This week Aaron reminds us that you can always become great within your individual circumstances because when things don't make sense, it might be time to just go for it. 
 
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