Master Certified style coach and ACFC graduate Judith Gaton invited me on to her podcast as part of her Mentor Series, and I’m sharing that interview with you right here.
On this Greatest Hits episode, I’m sharing my thoughts on how I navigate holding both a commitment to acknowledging my life experience while not getting lost in the day-to-day minutia. I’m offering the most important question you can ask yourself about your life, and how this is a powerful tool that keeps you oriented toward the kind of life you want to live.
Amy walks us through her book, Two Weeks Notice, and her journey of leaving her corporate job to start her own business. She’s sharing why she’s passionate about helping more women discover how to make this transition for themselves, the challenges she sees most often in this process, and how to advocate for yourself if entrepreneurship calls to you.
Hear three ways Judaism has shaped my work in the world and the way I think, and the key pieces I’ve absorbed from my cultural upbringing that has fueled every iteration of my career.
Hear how to discern when emotional difficulty is worth it, and why it’s always your choice to decide whether you want to continue to pursue working on something or not. I’m sharing my thoughts on why we fetishize difficulty, and offering questions you can ask yourself to develop your discernment around the challenges you want to experience and why.
Self-love is the antidote to the majority of our self-created mental and emotional suffering. However, like anything, it’s easily misused and misunderstood. Whether the idea of being nice to yourself is foreign to you and you want to learn how to practice self-love, or you simply reject it as self-indulgent, you’re in the right place.