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EPISODE · Mar 22, 2017 · 13 MIN

338: Embrace Uncertainty With Jess Estrada

from The Tao of Self-Confidence · host Sheena Yap Chan

Jess Estrada is a sought-after writer, strategist and public speaker, focused on personal branding, social media, networking and blogging. She created FreshJess.com, a Seattle-based life & style blog, in 2008 to offer a unique perspective on life, health and style in the Pacific Northwest. By day, she works as the digital media manager for a nonprofit family foundation. Jess used to define herself based on other people's definition. She would agree to what people told her to do for better or for worse. When she decided to quit her job with no plans of what to do next, that is when she embrace uncertainty and had the confidence to go in the direction of her dreams which has made her the successful woman she is today. Check out thetaoofselfconfidence.com for show notes of Jess' episode, Jess' website, resources, gifts and so much more. Are you looking for more speaking opportunities? This is your time to be seen. Get your free VISIBILITY Framework ToolKit.  Click here to download it today. Want to manifest like a queen?  Click here to learn how. "Let’s Build Your Queendom With A.I!" Click here to get on the waiting list.  

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