Bethany Barton - Apologies I Never Got

from Should Theory · host Tara Grieb

Each of us can think of apologies that we never got that forever affected us or held us back. Bethany Barton talks in this episode about how bad relationships lack of apologies and self-doubt was holding her back. After running out of reasons why not listen to how she move forward and forged her own path. Bethany talks about the importance of not waiting for permission from parents or anyone else to start following your dreams. Her advice? If you owned that you control the outcome then there is more responsibility for you however leaps and plans can be balanced plan what you can but be willing to Leap! You can find her work at www.bethanynicole.com Just do it messy and put it out there! This episode is not to be missed! Looking for help with your shift? Goal setting? Support? Self Paced courses? Go to www.taragrieb.com and see all of the support options offered.

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