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Jan 31, 2024 9 min

271. Be a Beginner

from Podcast(H)er Hosted by Amy Traugh

When was the last time you were a beginner at something? For many of us, myself included, the thought of being a beginner is super uncomfortable. In this episode, we’re unpacking why giving yourself permission to be a beginner again is a key to business success. 🎙️Did you love this episode? Check out these episodes packed with even more strategies to help you shatter your sales plateau! Episode 324. The ONE Thing Between You and Success Episode 307. How to Ditch the Overwhelm and Get Results! Episode 286. The First Step to Building a Profitable Business 🙋‍♀️ Ask me anything! I know you have a burning business question you would love to ask. Submit your question here for a chance to have it answered on a future episode. ❌ Don't buy my Bestselling Book, The CEO Method: An Entrepreneur’s Guide to Business Success because I want to give you a FREE copy. Click here!

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When was the last time you were a beginner at something? For many of us, myself included, the thought of being a beginner is super uncomfortable. In this episode, we’re unpacking why giving yourself permission to be a beginner again is a key to business success. I would love to hear your biggest takeaways! Connect with me in the DM’s over on Instagram @amytraugh Join us for our free weekly networking event, Coffee Talk, every Monday at 12:30 EST. Click here for details. Join the launch team for our upcoming book, The CEO Method! Click here for details!

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