269 | How to push past negative self-talk

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Recorded03 Oct 2023

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If you struggle with negative thoughts and negative self-talk, today’s episode is for you. Today I’m walking you through some common psychological habits that can amplify negative thinking, and offering you tools and suggestions to help make sure these negative thoughts don’t get in the way of you making bold choices that help you stand out in your workplace. I know negative thoughts and negative self-talk can be hard to manage, but you’re absolutely capable of showing up super powerfully for yourself even during those difficult, vulnerable moments. Tune into today’s episode to hear me explain how. P.S. To join the waitlist & view the curriculum for The Art of Speaking Up Academy, head here: https://jessguzikcoaching.com/academy/

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