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EPISODE · May 30, 2024 · 56 MIN

23: Masterminds: Circles & Accountability Partners To Support Personal Growth

from The Everyday Awesome Project · host Polly Mertens & Samantha Pruitt

In this weeks episode your Coaches Sam & Polly explore the powerful role of growth teams and elevated partnerships for personal development and making pivots or overcoming challenges in your life and business. From support groups like Alcoholics Anonymous to modern online accountability groups, women’s circles, masterminds - these key connections between humans create a safe space, listening and endless encouragement to face or overcoming any of life’s challenges. We discuss the value of taking a 'personal inventory' and how to find the right person or group to build that power partnership with. And sometimes, how to take the old relationships you inherited and help them see the NEW YOU! Leadership comes with its own set of confidential challenges, and we delve deep into the unique struggles faced by owner-operators and C-level executives. Learn why having thought partners and coaches can make a world of difference in navigating a path to success. We'll discuss the pitfalls of codependent relationships in both professional and fitness contexts, sharing stories about how the right partners can significantly impact personal and professional outcomes. This episode also emphasizes the importance of choosing the right groups and communities for mutual growth, and why leaving those that no longer serve you is a courageous must take step towards self-improvement.Traveling solo or with a guide? We draw intriguing parallels between different travel styles and personal growth journeys, showing how each approach can influence your path to self-discovery. Whether you thrive on the independence of a solo adventure or prefer the structure provided by a coach or guide, this episode highlights how to best navigate various aspects of life. From the transformative power of support groups to the role of mentors, coaches, and thought partners, we cover the diverse options available for anyone seeking to enhance their personal and professional development. Join us as we encourage you to find or create spaces where you can fully express yourself and be acknowledged.-Coach Polly & Sam xoxo Send us Fan Mail Follow Coach Polly @getbusythriving and Coach Sam @thesamanthapruitt Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/everydayawesomeprojectFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/everydayawesomeprojectLinktree for ALL THE THINGS: https://linktr.ee/everydayawesomeprojectWebsite/About Us: https://everydayawesomeproject.com/about-us/

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