In this episode, we tackle the common yet rarely discussed issue of mental paralysis that many women solopreneurs aged 30-40+ face, and a 4-step method for breaking through the mental barriers.
Frankie emphasizes that business challenges aren't separate from personal challenges for solopreneurs—they're interconnected. By developing techniques to better manage your mental and emotional state, you're actively working toward building a more successful business.
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