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Episode Synopsis
Welcome to 'The Unwrapped Leader Podcast' where we get Raw, Real, & Relevant about New Business in the Network Marketing industry & help you become gifted leaders in your business. Your hosts, Dracy Dewar & Teisha Dorianna, help you discover your gifts through educating on their favourite topics: Leadership, Mastering Mindset, Branding, & Community.
In this SOLO episode with Dracy, she discusses the importance of being PUSHY in your business. She discusses the 4 levels of zones of where you may be in your business and how to make changes in order to step outside your comfort zone to gain confidence. She also expresses the importance of being pushy with yourself and how it helps you grow. Lastly, she touches on the importance of taking risks in order to be rewarded. We hope you enjoy the episode!
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In this SOLO episode with Dracy, she discusses the importance of being PUSHY in your business. She discusses the 4 levels of zones of where you may be in your business and how to make changes in order to step outside your comfort zone to gain confidence. She also expresses the importance of being pushy with yourself and how it helps you grow. Lastly, she touches on the importance of taking risks in order to be rewarded. We hope you enjoy the episode!
WEBSITE: https://theunwrappedleader.com
BUY OUR BOOK: https://a.co/d/i9uKU0d
FREE RESOURCES: https://linktr.ee/theunwrappedleader
INSTAGRAM: https://instagram.com/theunwrappedleader
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