Bonnie Wan, award-winning Brand Strategist and Author of "The Life Brief", is urging us to unlock the clarity of our boldest desires. What stories hold you back, and which ones repel you forward? In this discussion, Bonnie asks us to release our social conditioning on serving others first and choose to take ourselves out of the back of the line and resume our place in the front. To do this work, we need to get very clear on what's at the core and that is where self awareness exists. Digging into the three step practice that you learn in her book, this episode truly becomes a love letter to yourself, don't let it go 'unread' (after all it is Valentine's Day).
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