How can your inner narratives help you overcome your limiting beliefs? Kindra Hall, Chief Storytelling Officer at Success Magazine, bestselling author, and speaker has always had a fascination for storytelling and how it can elevate your business and your life. She shares how to use her 4 step methodology to install new stories that serve you, why it's important to celebrate your wins, how to communicate a story that sticks with your audience, and how you can deal with impostor syndrome by finding evidence of your success.
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