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In this episode of "Get Over Your Shit," host Malinda Watt delves into the transformative power of asking for help in business. Struggling with a tangled web of ideas and projects, she recounts her journey from confusion to clarity, thanks to the insightful guidance of a business strategist named Cora-Lynn. Malinda emphasizes that seeking external perspectives isn't a sign of weakness but a strategic move crucial to overcoming overthinking and gaining clarity.

Key Takeaways:

• Clarity through Collaboration: Collaborating with a strategist can provide fresh insights that help untangle complex ideas, leading to a clearer business roadmap.
• Value of External Perspectives: Sometimes, others can identify the value and opportunities in your work that you may overlook.
• Permission to be Vulnerable: Sharing unfinished work can be daunting but is key to growth and development.
• Action on Feedback: Implementing insights gathered from others can spearhead progress and efficacy in business ventures.
• Redefining Asking for Help: Seeking help is portrayed not as a weakness but as a proactive strategy for personal and professional development.

Episode Resources:

• Instagram of Cora-Lynn: https://www.instagram.com/coralynnhazelwood
• Website of Cora-Lynn: https://www.scalingbydesign.com/

"Asking for help isn't a sign of weakness. It's a strategic decision."

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Hosted by Malinda Watt
Edited by Chris @ Wider View Studios
Music License purchased from stockmusic.com