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EP11: Kate Northrup Asked This Simple Question and It Changed Me [Inspiration]
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In this (short!) episode of Ditch the Struggle we dive into:
- How personal development often focuses on our "Why"
- And why you may want to actually ditch your "Why"
- A simple question asked by coach Kate Northrup that had a profound effect on me–and my career
- How questioning our value can take a toll on our mental state
- The importance of “saying more”
- Following desire and moving into a state of “doing”
Links and references ⚡️
🌐 Kate Northrup’s website
📕 Kate Northrup’s book “Money, A Love Story”
🖋️ My blog post on preparing for speaking at DesignThinkers
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Alana Ruoso is a Graphic Designer and certified Career & Success coach in Toronto, Canada. She helps those who deep down know that they can do better but keep falling short of where they want to go. With humor and honesty, Alana shows them how to ditch the struggle, own their value and move their career–and life–from vanilla success to spectacular triumph.
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