[S34] The World Needs You to Express your Weirdness with Holly Worton

Send us Fan Mail Today's Guest Holly Worton and I are back with another co-hosted episode! Today, we talk about why it’s okay to openly be the weirdo, and how expressing our unique weirdness can change our lives. Both of us have been opening up about the weird stuff we do and believe lately, and that was the inspiration for today’s topic.   About Holly Holly Worton helps women entrepreneurs dissolve their visibility blocks and limiting beliefs around money and success so that they can take easy inspired action and grow their business to new heights. Using a unique process called Heart-Centered Energy Work® and drawing on her 18+ years of business experience, Holly is able to quickly cut through the noise and straight to the heart of any feelings of stuckness, frustration, doubt, overwhelm and anything else that comes up when business isn’t going as well as we’d like. If you struggle with showing up in your business with confidence and authenticity, if you resist taking big action because of fears and doubts, if you know deep down that it’s possible to create something bigger and yet you’re not, Holly can help. She will help you quickly move past your fears and blocks and towards your ideal life and business.   Listen to this episode      What You’ll Learn Why it’s important to be more open and talk about the things we really like Why it can be so difficult to admit to liking/doing things that are different Why we have guilty pleasures - we’re ashamed of the things we like How to open up and express ourselves more fully How our fear of judgment keeps us in the sidelines - and how to come out Why it’s not easy for anyone to do that - and how to step up and express yourself even when it’s scary Why we need more unique voices in a world of so much sameness Examples of people we think do this well + stand out in the online crowd How sharing a totally different message to the mainstream challenges other people’s ways of thinking Why this is ultimately about us giving ourselves permission to be openly different Questions you can ask yourself to get clarity on where you’re hiding in the shadows   Things We Discussed Company of One: Why Staying Small Is the Next Big Thing for Business, by Paul Jarvis Leonie Dawson Fabeku Fatunmise Katrina Ruth, formerly Kat Loterzo Amanda Palmer   Connect with Me Website Instagram