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EPISODE · May 27, 2019 · 25 MIN

We are “a lot”. That’s why we’ll change the world!

from Outlier's Edge Podcast with Niiamah Ashong

We are “a lot”. That’s why we’ll change the world! I’m done holding back. I’m done shrinking for the masses. I am a lot and that’s one of my greatest assets. This video was a video I started making for myself as my energy around the epiphany was too much to write. Then the energy became too much to just keep to myself. This video is for you and all leaders who are tired of holding back who you are to fit-in. Who are done with turning down who you are because others can’t handle it. Who have learned to shrink because others say “you’re too much”! I say you are even more amazing than you know and we need even more of you. Your world, our world, and the world needs a set of leaders who come from a place of abundance, who share powerful visions and positive possibilities, and bring all of who they are to create a future distinct from the past. We’re done settling. We’re done playing small and thinking medium. We’re done waiting for our turn to lead. Look out cuz here we come! Watch and Subscribe on YouTube for more resources for your Pioneer Leadership journey: https://empjoyment.com/youtube

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