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I’m sure you’ve heard “go big or go home” before. But what if the real flex was going small and staying home on purpose? I used to chase more because I thought that more was always better, and it almost completely broke me. Today, I’m going to help you reframe success and show you why dreaming smaller might actually lead to more money, more impact, and a life you can’t wait to wake up to!
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Ever since I started my business, there has been a cultural obsession with hustling. I want you to ask yourself if always pursuing more is doing more harm than good. You are so capable of crushing so many dreams and doing more than a lot of people could ever even dream of. But just because you can, doesn’t mean you should. If you keep giving so much of yourself away, you will have nothing left. Let’s dive in!
Episode Highlights
The Dangers of Hustle Culture. [0:05:12]
Why Small Doesn’t Equal Insignificant. [0:09:33]
You Are Not the Product! [0:15:21]
Redefining YOUR American Dream. [0:19:23]
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