#25 – How to Build Resilience & Overcome Naysayers When Pursuing Your Dreams | Empowerment & Career Advice

Are you tired of facing negativity and doubters while pursuing your dreams?Elizabeth Garr has had her fair share of naysayers as she set out to make a career in the television industry, eventually leading to being an on-air anchor.This week on Daring to Leap, Elizabeth and I discuss the bold moves she took to get her foot in the door in television, how to get past the naysayers when you decide to do something people deem too hard, and why it is okay to shift gears when you decide something is no longer the right path for you.By listening to this episode you'll:The importance of managing negative thoughts and overcoming self-doubts.How to navigate criticism and negative feedback from naysayers.Advice on how to stay resilient and pursue your passions despite the challenges you may face.Tune in to this inspiring episode of Daring to Leap and learn how to silence the critics, take bold steps, and make your dreams a reality. Get ready to leap into your own greatness!Are you ready to shed self-doubt and fears that are keeping you from taking your leap? 💪 Let's chat! Book a FREE Confidence to Leap call with Loree Philip: HERE[00:01:50] Bold moves on the path to a television career[00:05:16] Confidence building[00:08:37] The myth of overnight success[00:17:39] Experiences are never lost, always valuable[00:21:02] Name internal critic, be best cheerleader.[00:23:28] Naysayers come from a place of love[00:26:38] Surround yourself with successful, inspiring people[00:29:25] Encourage exploring interests, take chancesConnect with Elizabeth:website: https://whatitsliketo.net/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/what.its.like.to.podcast/🌟 More Career Support from Host & Career Coach, Loree Philip 🌟GET YOUR FREEBIE! Career Energy Boost GUIDE: 5 Strategies To Add Life And Vibrancy To Your Career - Grab your copy HERE.Connect with Loree: Instagram - @loreephilipLinkedIn - @loree-philip

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