40 min
Letting Go of Insecure Attachment & Imposter Syndrome with Tracy Crossley Built to Last
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- Entrepreneurship
Two of the biggest things that holds entrepreneurs back is imposter syndrome and insecure attachment. Showing up like a people pleaser or perfectionist are two signs you might be dealing with these two seemingly silent detractors from your success.
Perhaps you’ve been growing your business for a while and have even experienced seasons of rapid growth. But, you may also find yourself bumping up against a growth or financial plateau and you can’t seem to crack the strategy or tactic code to get you to the next level.
What if you didn’t have a business problem? What if instead, you are operating from a pace of lack or scarcity and you don’t even know it? After all, you’ve been successful, you’re a high performer and an overachiever!
This episode with Behavioral Relationship Expert, Tracy Crossley, is a reminder that YOU have the ability to shift into a more empowered and aligned version of yourself.
Tracy will share valuable insight on raising your level of awareness and walking you through how you can begin shifting into a more confident and whole version of yourself.
You can learn more about Tracy and her company at www.tracycrossley.com
Download a copy of her eBook: Successful on the outside; numb on the inside. It covers how to remain successful, open, connected and fulfilled!
6:00 - moving away from coaching towards a different business model
14:34 - how to combine your style with what people need
18:34 - reaching goals & how to know you're in alignment with them
24:00 - the have and have nots of the imposter syndrome
29:54 - insecure attachment in coach/client relationship
34:25 - breaking patterns
RESOURCES:
Overcoming Insecure Attachment by Tracy Crossley
https://tracycrossley.com/overcoming-attachment/
FOLLOW MEGAN:
Join the Structured Freedom Community on FB: https://www.facebook.com/groups/structuredfreedomforcoaches
Website: www.meganjohnsonhuber.com
Instagram: www.instagram.com/meganjhuber
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/megan-huber-88001418/
Two of the biggest things that holds entrepreneurs back is imposter syndrome and insecure attachment. Showing up like a people pleaser or perfectionist are two signs you might be dealing with these two seemingly silent detractors from your success.
Perhaps you’ve been growing your business for a while and have even experienced seasons of rapid growth. But, you may also find yourself bumping up against a growth or financial plateau and you can’t seem to crack the strategy or tactic code to get you to the next level.
What if you didn’t have a business problem? What if instead, you are operating from a pace of lack or scarcity and you don’t even know it? After all, you’ve been successful, you’re a high performer and an overachiever!
This episode with Behavioral Relationship Expert, Tracy Crossley, is a reminder that YOU have the ability to shift into a more empowered and aligned version of yourself.
Tracy will share valuable insight on raising your level of awareness and walking you through how you can begin shifting into a more confident and whole version of yourself.
You can learn more about Tracy and her company at www.tracycrossley.com
Download a copy of her eBook: Successful on the outside; numb on the inside. It covers how to remain successful, open, connected and fulfilled!
6:00 - moving away from coaching towards a different business model
14:34 - how to combine your style with what people need
18:34 - reaching goals & how to know you're in alignment with them
24:00 - the have and have nots of the imposter syndrome
29:54 - insecure attachment in coach/client relationship
34:25 - breaking patterns
RESOURCES:
Overcoming Insecure Attachment by Tracy Crossley
https://tracycrossley.com/overcoming-attachment/
FOLLOW MEGAN:
Join the Structured Freedom Community on FB: https://www.facebook.com/groups/structuredfreedomforcoaches
Website: www.meganjohnsonhuber.com
Instagram: www.instagram.com/meganjhuber
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/megan-huber-88001418/
40 min