Knowing Your Worth and Taking the Leap with Ruth Thomas

A Common Thread

In this episode of "A Common Thread Podcast," host Amy Seeman reconnects with Ruth Thomas, a friend and former colleague from her early days working at Macy's. Amy and Ruth reminisce about their shared experiences in a tiny office at Macy's, the place where their friendship first blossomed. Years later, their paths crossed again during a challenging period in Amy's career, and her story of overcoming a toxic work environment left a lasting impression on Ruth.

Fast forward to the present, Ruth shares her own journey of facing a similar toxic situation at work and the pivotal moment when she decided to take a leap of faith to start her own business. This episode dives deep into themes of self-worth, resilience, and the entrepreneurial rollercoaster. Ruth's story is a testament to the power of knowing when to walk away and the courage it takes to pursue your dreams.

Key Takeaways:

• The importance of recognizing your worth in any professional setting.
• How to identify when it’s time to leave a toxic work environment.
• The emotional and practical challenges of transitioning from a corporate job to entrepreneurship.
• Ruth's personal experiences and lessons learned from starting her own business.
• Encouragement for listeners who may be facing similar situations to take control of their professional destinies.

Resources Mentioned:

• Ruth Thomas's website teamunicornmarketing.com
• Northeast Dental in Northeast Minneapolis - call 612-379-2300 to schedule an appointment with Dr. Ben Stein.
• The North House - A members club designed to ignite human potential.
• Apple Autos - Rewriting the stereotypical dealer experience with no-pressure, no-hassle, and no stereotypes. Visit one of their 7 locations in the Twin Cities.

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