Vision Matters Podcast Erikka Rainey

Sometimes in life you have to stay the course. And other times you have to pivot for your success. On this episode of the Vision Matters Podcast, E talks to Eboni Zamani about the power of pivoting and always staying open on your path of success. We touch on the importance of staying open (6:32), prioritizing your time (9:32), not burning out (11:45), comparisons (13:54), knowing when to say no (16:43), and being grateful (21:09)

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Lessons From My Journal Episode 2 pt. 2. Entry May 15 2002. The rivalry and conflict between mothers and daughters seems to increase during adolescence. And my mother and I were not exempt from that unfortunately. This entry is how one of those conflicts happened and was resolved. 

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Life is unpredictable and things happen that alter it’s course. That’s what happened to Michelle Kuei, at 11 years old when he  a car ran a redlight and permanently disabled her. Michelle then had to fight her own limiting beliefs to accomplish the goals she had set forth for her life. Listen to this episode as she talks about her accident (2:39-3:45), overcoming differences (7:00-8.14), negative self-talk (16:06-17:26) and more!

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Lessons From My Journal. Entry May 15th 2002. Religion was always a very big thing in my life. My natural curiosity  led me to read my Bible and interpret it in my own way. I was really focused on trying to be a better person in all aspects of my life and I was aware of behavior that was wrong for me. But this is my exploring how I can be better and feel better about the things going on in my life. 


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We all have struggles in life. But we cannot let those struggles define us. Johannes Atlas is an entrepreneur and speaker, but he also had a abnormality called Poland Syndrome that caused his hand to be unusually small and be deformed. This of course caused Johannes huge insecurities that he had to overcome in order to find success and live in his purpose. This episode touches on the soulwork and work within yourself that you need to be aware of in order to help you achieve your goals.

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Lesson's From My Journal Series. This entry comes fro May 13th, 2002. The awkward middle school years. I was trying to figure it all out. I was trying to figure out who my friends were. Boys. And trying to balance school with that. And on top of that I was trying to figure out the biggest thing, which was myself. I was learning that standing out maybe wasn't all bad. 

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