Therapy is for everyone, including entrepreneurs, and not something to be ashamed of.Dr. Nathilee Caldeirais a licensed psychologist and the founder and CEO of Let's Talk Psychological Wellness. Dr. Caldeirashares her journey from emigrating from Guyana at 19 to becoming a successful psychologist in New York. She started studying business, but she switched to psychology after a beautiful class experience and working at a camp for children who experienced trauma.Bringing together the two disciplines of business and therapy, she created her hugely successful NYC private practice to gain more flexibility and positively impact more lives directly. However, Dr. Caldeira soon faced overwhelming demand, leading her to expand and hire additional therapists - which was very challenging.Nathilee now seeks a more balanced approach to business as she is focused on optimally serving both clients and her employees. For her, there is great importance in defining personal success, valuing time over constant growth, and honoring the different seasons of life when making business decisions. Nathilee’s experience with the importance of self-reflection, adaptability, and prioritizing well-being is a great lesson for all entrepreneurs. As women, we're often conditioned to keep pushing forward without considering how our goals and circumstances evolve. We have the freedom to redefine success and shape our businesses in a way that aligns with our personal values and life stages. Let’s use our inner power and command of our choices to create the life we desire! Show notes:👧🏽 Nathilee emigrated from Guyana at 19 years old: how her grandmother helped her take that journey. 04:09🎓 She changed her major to psychology because of her experience of working with children who have been impacted by trauma. 06:11👩🏽‍⚕️ After 10 years, she moved from research to clinical practice and soon started hiring other therapists in a group practice to impact more people. 09:32⚡ Hiring one person at a time helped in managing other therapists. 14:34😷 The impact of Covid: Nathilee’s staff quickly doubled. 19:22🌸 We have the privilege to ask ourselves: what do I want my business to look like? 24:11⚠️ Time is probably the most valuable asset for a business person. 26:59😍 Our needs are changing as we go: it's freeing to be able to change your trajectory. 28:58🤓 People want to talk to someone who looks like them, but only 15% of psychologists are people of color. 36:49Links:Talking For Wellness: www.talkingforwellness.comConnect: www.instagram.com/talkingforwellness Connect with Adrienne: https://www.sheleadsmedia.comListen to podcasts for women by women on the She Leads Podcast Network: https://www.sheleadspodcasts.comJoin Us at She Leads LIVE 2024 in NYC - Oct. 17 - 19th. Get Your Early Bird Tickets TODAY!https://bit.ly/SheLeadsLIVE2024> "I love ❤️ Adrienne and The She Leads™ Podcast!” If that thought crossed your mind at any time while listening to our special show, can I ask you to please take a moment and give our podcast some love? To do so, simply Rate, Review & Follow Us on Apple Podcasts & Spotify. Taking this simple action helps my team and I to spread the word about all the incredible guests of The She Leads Podcast and contributes overall to helping women leaders and entrepreneurs everywhere! 🗺️ Also, if you haven’t done so already, please +follow the podcast so you never miss an episode. Thank you so much!! XO -Adrienne <<

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