50: HEALING CORPORATE WOUNDS

EPISODE · Jun 18, 2022 · 27 MIN

50: HEALING CORPORATE WOUNDS

from Waking Up With Melissa Ruiz

Welcome to a new solo episode where we’ll be alchemizing our money wounds, whether or not you are in business or not, this is going to apply to you. Right now in the entrepreneurial world, people are in fear because they are afraid that they are going to fall back into the structures that once caused a lot of pain, and it’s time we have a real talk about it. What to watch for: -Setting clear boundaries inside your business.  -Bringing in practices that are holistic and sustainable for you. -Alchemizing the corporate wounds within us. -Stepping into our bigness. Words to live by: “If you don’t want to create the same structures that have hurt and overworked you, then don’t.”“Don’t replicate the same thing by doing the exact same thing.” “Be happy for those that are also doing the thing that actually feels good.” “People will shame us and say, ‘why are you doing that?’ and I say: ‘why not?’” IG: @iammelissaruiz @wakingupwithmelissa

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