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EPISODE · Sep 4, 2015 · 32 MIN

7: Screw the Cubicle and Follow Your Heart With Lydia Lee

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

Lydia Lee is the Cubicle Crashing Ninja at Screw The Cubicle. She helps corporate prisoners escape the confines of the 9-5 life and awaken to their true purpose. Lydia left a well paying but unfulfilling cubicle job in Canada to launch small business startups. Now based in Bali, she enjoys location independency, self-expression, and a purposeful career coaching others to gain full freedom at its finest. Life wasn't always that way for Lydia, in fact she failed many many times before she found something she truly loved to do and get paid at the same time. You will hear what it took Lydia to get back on her feet and how she was persistent on pursuing the path to freedom. Check out thetaoofselfconfidence.com for show notes of Lydia's episode, Lydia's 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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