Ep. 66 Emotional Toes

An episode of the The Marketing for the Uninhibited Podcast podcast, hosted by Marketing for the Uninhibited, titled "Ep. 66 Emotional Toes" was published on October 1, 2020 and runs 29 minutes.

October 1, 2020 ·29m · The Marketing for the Uninhibited Podcast

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Summary

Do you feel like you're more concerned about stepping on other people's toes than with your own emotions? What if it's okay to step on emotional toes ESPECIALLY as you navigate running a new business? This theme of other people's emotions has been coming up a lot lately in client meetings so, in this episode, I'm going to help you figure out why other people's emotions are of such concern to you, how to deal with them and how to move forward despite them. You can't control how other people think, feel or act but we can control how we do. ***** If you're ready to take control of your marketing and start growing your business, visit marketinguninhibited.com to schedule a free 30 minute Coffee Date - a consultation where we get to know each other and how we can work together. Find a shorter video version of this episode on IGTV @marketinguninhibited

Episode Description

Do you feel like you're more concerned about stepping on other people's toes than with your own emotions?

What if it's okay to step on emotional toes ESPECIALLY as you navigate running a new business?

This theme of other people's emotions has been coming up a lot lately in client meetings so, in this episode, I'm going to help you figure out why other people's emotions are of such concern to you, how to deal with them and how to move forward despite them.

You can't control how other people think, feel or act but we can control how we do.

*****

If you're ready to take control of your marketing and start growing your business, visit marketinguninhibited.com to schedule a free 30 minute Coffee Date - a consultation where we get to know each other and how we can work together. Find a shorter video version of this episode on IGTV @marketinguninhibited