If you’re a projector in human design, you’ll love this conversation with Taylor. BM kicks things off with a short monologue reflecting on her six-month glow-up journey. This episode continues the exploration of waiting for permission to step into the person we are becoming. We do not need to wait for someone else to tell us who we are. We decide our story. We are the narrator. So, shed those limiting beliefs + make your life a story worth telling.
covering:
diving into the delulu to become who you want to be
the glow-up is not a time-bound journey
no longer living in a season of regret
finding your artful copywriting voice
giving yourself the permission to speak + use your voice
defining what a glow-up is for you in your journey
documenting who we are on social media
embracing the dualities within yourself
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copywriter + messaging strategist
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