Since you’re reading this, I’m willing to bet you feel a bit scattered.

You have lots to do, lots of ideas, and sometimes you get paralyzed because there’s just so much going on!

You’re not in that boat alone, girl.

Can I tell you an embarrassing story?

(I kinda feel like we’re at a sleepover and talking about our most embarrassing moments. I’ll go first.)

I used to be a really bad boss.

Way back when I first started my business, I quickly arrived at that awkward stage where you need the money to hire someone, but you have to hire someone to get money. You know the feeling?

So, the title of this episode probably caught your attention. Yup, this episode is all about the anxiety around making money.

Yeah, you know what I’m talking about.

If you’re anything like me, you were taught not to talk about money, especially if you make a lot of it. You don’t want to hurt anyone’s feelings or worse, make them think you’re ripping them off.

Today, we’re talking all about how to get others to trust and respect you.

Trust me, I had to learn this lesson the hard way, and I’m going to share that story with you so you can hopefully learn a lot faster than I did.

Buckle up, because this is quite a ride.

I get nonstop questions about pricing as a self-employed service provider.

How do you know what to charge? How to raise your prices and tell your clients? How to deal when they don’t take it well?

Are you squirming just reading this?

This week, we’re getting right into it with my anxiety journey.

You probably know that anxiety is a big thing for me. I was always a shy, nervous kid, and those traits stayed with me through my teens and into adulthood as I developed full-blown anxiety.