Show Notes
From a single-wide trailer in West Virginia to Yale Law School. She learned to stop playing small but also not forget her roots. You guys, Mary Marantz is the REAL DEAL! She encourages women to stop playing small and the powerful mindset shifts to overcome perfectionism, procrastination, people-pleasing, imposter syndrome, overthinking, etc. She exposes and dismantles some of fear’s most boring lies, including self-sabotage, second-guessing, feeling like not enough, and both fear of failure and success.
She was an instant best friend and I know you will LOVE her too!
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