• S1 E3: You do not need permission

  • May 25 2021
  • Length: 25 mins
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S1 E3: You do not need permission

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  • You do not need permission In this episode, we share some experiences of opening up to people about our big projects, side hustles and dreams. Telling your friends, family and colleagues about new goals can be daunting - and even more so if they completely shoot your ideas down! Key takeaways from this episode: Surround yourself with people who understand your field and are doing what you want to be doing. The people closest to you can be the harshest critics. How to be clear with boundaries around feedback vs permission vs praise. Learn to celebrate YOURSELF! Mentioned in this episode: ‘Creative Acts’ podcast by Fi Gregory: https://www.figregory.com/podcast Reach out to us: Dr Laureen Jacquet Laureen offers coaching services for doctors and busy professionals who want to feel more in control of their happiness by living a life more aligned with their values. This service could be a perfect fit for you if you feel overwhelmed, like you are stuck on a conveyor belt and so busy that you never have time to prioritise yourself. Email drlaureenjacquet@gmail.com for more information or directly book a discovery call via the following link: https://calendly.com/laureenjacquet/claim-your-lifestyle-discovery-call Instagram: @drlaureen_ Dr Sarah Nicholls Sarah has a YouTube channel where she shares her experiences of life as a doctor and shows how she achieves balance outside of work. Join along with her YouTube channel below. Youtube: www.youtube.com/c/sarahnicholls Instagram: @drsarahicholls Aesthetics treatments: www.theglowupclinic.co.uk
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