rebecca miller

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Join me in my conversation with Dr. Rebecca Miller who has extensive experience in the healthcare arena, both as a highly trained psychiatrist and as a patient. We touch on a trip to the Pyrenees, parenthood, and cogntive bias as pertaining to the misdiagnosis of early onset Parkinson's disease. Dr. Rebecca Miller, PhD attended Barnard College-Columbia University as an undergraduate, received an MA and PhD at Long Island University in Clinical Psychology, and completed pre- and post-doctoral training at Yale University School of Medicine. She has received the Goldberg Leadership in Education from the American Psychological Association in 2019, and she is currently an Associate Professor Psychiatry as well as the Director of Peer Support and Family Initiatives at the Connecticut Mental Health Center. She is a strong believe in the power of the patient voice and has written on the lived experience with Parkinson’s disease as well as the lived experience of safe disclosure for mental health professionals. She was diagnosed with Parkinson’s at age 39 although first identified symptoms as early as age 26. For more information, visit https://www.rebeccamillerphd.com/. Links to articles on better care in the hospital, parenting with Parkinson's, and the body as public property for commentary.

This week I chat with the beautiful Rebecca Miller. Bec is one of the most awarded Beauty professionals in Australia, owner of La Bella Medispa and a ZING Coach. Bec believes that every woman (and probably man) deserves to love the skin they are in.

Rebecca's awards include, Australian Clinic Owner of the Year, Australian Team of Team Year and Direct and Leader of the Year to name a few. Rebecca is so passionate about sharing her 27 years in the beauty industry,  where she started as a solopreneur, and now employees over 25 talented team members. 

She has not only built three successful medispas, but educated herself to become a Skin Expert. Rebecca loves sharing her trials, tribulations, lessons learnt and her recipe for success, so that others can experience the freedom and success from a business that they deserve and desire.  

Rebecca’s zone of genius lies within empowering and mentoring teams to maximise performance and team fulfilment, also Rebecca has a keen interest in human behaviour and psychology.

Bec is also extremely passionate about aligning your values, mission and purpose to your business, along with having a healthy mindset and practicing gratitude.  

To Contact Rebecca

E: rebecca@zingcoach.com.au

W: thezingproject.com.au

W: labellamedispa.com.au

P: 02 6862 5515

This week’s interview brought a much-needed kick to my step, and I think it will do the same for you too! As entrepreneurs, we tend to normalize doing it all. There seems to be this cultural mindset that hustling means having all the balls in the air at once. And it’s such an easy trap to fall into because we not only love our business, but we love the value we add to people’s lives.

 We start to believe that the more we do, the more we are helping ourselves and others. Rebecca Miller of Munchkin Lane reminded me that often the pep in our step we’re looking for is actually taking the leap and doing less.

Rebecca became a student of mine and felt a bit stretched thin...not just in her business but in her home life as well. Her husband was away for medical school while she stayed home with FIVE kids between the ages of 2-7! And in COVID times where she’s now juggling mom, business owner, AND teacher.

She realized that she deserved to be present in her life and for her family, so she made the difficult decision to scale back on the products she offered, thinking it would mean a pay cut. 

Much to her surprise, she went from random orders with no consistency to just under 2,000 paying customers per month just by selling workbooks for kids. 

Tune in and find out how going from selling multiple things helped her feel more in control and resulted in massive gains in her business.

You will love her as much as I do. She is such a light, and it turns out we both fangirl over one book that you have to get. It has changed both of our lives forever!

Key Takeaways

• The start of Rebecca’s business (05:31)
• Her mindset behind growing her business (07:00)
• The first products she sold (09:05)
• Why it’s important for someone else to handle customer service (14:30)
• A wakeup call that she needed to make changes in her business (23:30)
• What she’s currently selling in her business (30:00)
• Three pieces of advice for those looking to start their own online store (35:10)
• How Rebecca gained clarity on her project (39:18)

Additional Resources 

Get a copy of  Essentialism: The Disciplined Pursuit of Less by Greg McKeown here

Find Rebecca on Instagram @munchkinlanellc

Get your own personalized busy book here

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