564: STOP SWEETENING WHAT'S NOT WORKING

Episode 564 of the And So... podcast, hosted by Taylor Bradford & Boss Girl Creative, titled "564: STOP SWEETENING WHAT'S NOT WORKING" was published on April 1, 2026 and runs 27 minutes.

April 1, 2026 ·27m · And So...

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I'm talking about the black coffee rule and the quiet clarity that comes when I stop sweetening things that aren't actually working in my business. I'm sharing what this looks like in real time, from handling misaligned comments to protecting my energy, and why tolerating what's bitter keeps me stuck. This is your reminder, and mine, that I don't have to make everything drinkable. I can set it down, walk away, and move forward with more focus and less noise.

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