Our guest-mentor for today's episode is Isha Cogborn. Isha is the Founder & CEO of Epiphany Institute–a personal development firm that helps people connect their purpose and passion to their profession. She specializes in helping coaches, consultants, authors and other experts build their platforms and personal brands so they can make a bigger impact on the world.
She's the author of personal branding primer, 5 Rules to Win Being You, and On Purpose: Practical Strategies to Live Your Best Life, as well as a frequent keynote speaker and trainer. Determined to find purpose in her struggles, Isha founded Startup Life Support in 2017 to help entrepreneurs overcome the fear, frustration and isolation of starting a business. You can connect with Isha on your favorite social media networks and subscribe to her podcasts, Clear Talk and On Purpose with Isha Cogborn, wherever you listen.
Our conversation went long, as it often does when you get two friends together to try to talk through a year's worth of memories and lessons, so we're releasing this as a 2 part episode. You'll hear part one today and part two will be available next week. These will be our last 2 episodes of 2021.
Start reflecting on your year by conducting your own year in review:
- List your 3 most memorable WINS of 2021.
- What did you try that you didn't complete, but you plan to keep working towards in 2021?
- What are 1-2 lessons learned in 2021 that will change how you approach 2022?
If you haven't already head over to the blog and grab the free Year in Review download at today's episode: strongher.me/episode105.
WRAP UP
This is the last podcast episode of 2021. This is our 105th episode, so if you're new to the podcast, there's plenty of great episodes you've missed. Even if you're not new, more than likely you've missed a few.
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Isha Cogborn - ishacogborn.com
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