Show Notes
#362: Stephany Faublas built her platform on radical honesty, and she’s bringing her signature candor to this week’s conversation. Stephany joins me to talk about what raising herself looks like right now, in the season after the court wins, after the healing, after she stopped performing being "okay" and started taking the steps to shift from surviving to thriving. We get into the mom sabbatical she took this summer, the boundary that changed her life, and what creating her own luck looks like in real-time. This episode is a masterclass in what it actually looks like to design your life instead of just surviving it.
What you'll take from this episode: How to stop performing "okay" what it takes to truly get out of survival mode A new way to think about the oxygen mask advice everyone gives but nobody actually follows How to release the shame that comes with choosing yourself Why you can’t process what you don’t let yourself feel How to think about money as a tool for freedom, not just survival, and where to start if you don't have a plan yet A reminder that your life is something you can design, and the first steps to doing so
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