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Explore " self advocacy" with insightful episodes like "Ep 143. Resiliency in Birth: Preparing for the Unplannable", "Chief Growth Officer at Wheels Up, Stephanie Chung on Self-Advocacy", "Building a powerful network is dependent upon reciprocity and generosity.", "Fortune greatly favors the prepared." and "Gossiping reveals more about the person gossiping than the person being gossiped about." from podcasts like ""At Home with Kelly + Tiffany", "AVIATE with Shaesta", "Millionaire Girls' Movement", "Millionaire Girls' Movement" and "Millionaire Girls' Movement"" and more!

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Ep 143. Resiliency in Birth: Preparing for the Unplannable

Controlling the right things when it comes to birth and planning for the unplannable:

How to develop the capacity to recover quickly from challenges in your birth
4 specific ways to be flexible without giving up your birth vision
Why preparing for difficulties during labor actually helps you to cope
How becoming a resilient birther makes you a better parent

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Ep 143. Resiliency in Birth: Preparing for the Unplannable

Chief Growth Officer at Wheels Up, Stephanie Chung on Self-Advocacy

Building a powerful network is dependent upon reciprocity and generosity.

Fortune greatly favors the prepared.

Gossiping reveals more about the person gossiping than the person being gossiped about.

It’s far better to make a decision than drown yourself in analysis. Doing nothing might mitigate risk but it will absolutely eliminate possibility.

Give yourselfpermission to change direction or change your mind. Sticking with something that doesn’t work is a waste of precious time.

It’s an incredible mistake to look at people and contemplate what they can do for you. Focus instead on what you have to offer.

The most difficult barriers to overcome are the ones that we build ourselves.

When I’m feeling overwhelmed I remind myself that there are people who have done far more with far less. This gives me perspective.

With enough grit, enthusiasm, and dogged commitment, there’s very little you can’t do.

When I was younger I punished myself harshly for my mistakes. I spoke to myself in a way I would never have spoken to another human being. Treat yourself with as least as much dignity and respect as you would treat another human being.

89. We live in a culture of competitive consumption seducing us to buy and acquire more. The trick is to step out of the game and focus on growing your money rather than spending it.

Stay in your lane. Don’t worry about how fast anyone else is going or which turn they take. You are on your own journey.

Don’t be intimidated and overwhelmed by competition. No one can do what you do the way you do it.

Money alone is a poor motivator for hard work. You need a powerful sense of purpose to truly be inspired.

I learned a long time ago that you never get a higher result by lowering the bar.

Wealth requires a measure of risk. You have to develop a higher tolerance for risk to build wealth.

The ability to earn your worth is not just about skills and experience – it’s about belief systems and mindset.

Be patient. “Overnight success” generally translateYs to five to seven years.