Angela Williams uses her expertise as a therapist to help with mindset, overcome fear blocks, and increase confidence. She uses her "BRAVER" framework that she developed with personal experience, years as a coach, educator and entrepreneur to ensure her clients have a clear vision, are aligned with their values, and know how to show up bravely to get the success that they want.
In this episode, Angela explains how to become the authentic leader you are meant to be while eliminating burnout once and for all and leaving confusion, overwhelm, and overthinking behind.
Angela believes in saving yourself time, stress, and money by building on strengths and eliminating what isn’t needed to get to where you want to go
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