Getting a PHD in Street Smarts with Hillary Rubin

EPISODE · Apr 23, 2014 · 1H 7M

Getting a PHD in Street Smarts with Hillary Rubin

from The Unmistakable Creative Podcast

Hillary Rubin’s difficult childhood resulted in an incredible work ethic in which she started creating demand for herself at a very early age. Her need to survive gave her what she referred to as a PHD in street smarts. Learning to let go of the imprints that hold us backSaving yourself through forms of self expression Focusing on the individual and connecting with peopleA look at a career path that involved lots of running awayWhy we must learn to forgive our past in order to healPlotting the experiences of your life on a timeline to see patternsLooking at the language patterns that dictate your lifeThe difference between releasing and letting goNot getting caught in the trap of the self help highWhy you must take responsibility for your life Giving yourself space for failure and success Taking ownership and learning to call yourself out Creating a persona an image that could come back to hurt youCore questions that determine whether or not you’re ego drivenDifferentiating between reinvention and evolution Looking at your body of work for the clues that reveal your workSeeing every part of your life as progress Hillary Rubin, spiritual life and career coach, creator of Breakthrough to Coaching Experience and The Art of Becoming a Coach training program, helps women around the world create lasting change to live a more soul-fulfilling life. She’s been featured in The Los Angeles Times, Yoga Journal and The Daily Worth.com and was named one of the top 25 Women Entrepreneurs to Love in 2012 and one of the top 50 Entrepreneurs to follow in 2013 on Twitter by SheOwnsIt.com.   Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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