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Brandilyn Tebo is an acclaimed transformational coach, writer and speaker. Once a type-A perfectionist who struggled with anorexia, she knows firsthand how destructive attachment to external validation can be. Through years of inner work and deep meditation, coach trainings, and the study of eastern and western transformational philosophies, she learned how amazing life can be once you let go of fear, limiting beliefs and false identification with achievements. She has traveled the world to teach empowering workshops in high schools, prisons, Fortune 500 companies and colleges. Today, she coaches clients on how to remove internal barriers to following their hearts and be the fullest expression of themselves!
There are many reasons why we do the things we do. Perhaps we’re in a job that we don’t actually feel passionate about, but we excel at and are validated day-in, day-out. This validation fuels our perception of ourselves. We feel needed, important; perhaps, even loved because of the things that we do. But, the question is: are we making decisions from a place of our insecurities or are we motivated from a place of passion and inspiration?
Today’s guest, Brandilyn Tebo began as a model who found herself chasing the validation of others to the point she was not even present in life. She decided to take a turn, find help for the damage she caused her body and mind, and became a transformational coach. Tune-in as she shares about her journey and how she encourages her clients to find their “should” and live and breathe from a place of inspiration.
Today’s episode guest is Brandilyn Tebo
Brandilyn is a transformational coach and she hosts workshops and retreats
Brandilyn is also writer and is in the process of writing a journal
Brandilyn approaches transformation in different ways
Prior to being a transformational coach, Brandilyn was constantly doing things just to feel better about herself
It manifested on Brandilyn’s previous job as a model where she became anorexic
One day, Brandilyn realized that she wasn’t present in life and was only thinking of other people’s perception of her
Brandilyn had therapy for her eating disorder and her therapist encouraged her to explore spirituality

Brandilyn started coaching to share what she’s learned and wanted to help in changing people’s lives; she was doing it for free for a while
Brandilyn realized that coaching and transforming lives was what she wanted to do
Brandilyn left the corporate world to become an entrepreneur
Brandilyn developed her program and workshops and started coaching online

Brandilyn was at a point where she doesn’t want to go back to school because she was an overachiever
Brandilyn’s mission is to help people find their “should”
Brandilyn now has a client who’s doing something because of the validation she gets from it
The client is doing really good at her job
The client’s dream is actually to make a difference in someone’s life
The client turned down her promotion, quit her job and went to just trusting what she really wanted
What’s in front of us now constrains us from what we really want
Brandilyn told her client that her understanding of herself will change drastically if she turns down the promotion
Brandilyn and her client talked about the possibilities for her client now that she quit her job
In just 4 days, the client received an offer of a job that she really wanted

Don’t be afraid if your coach tells you to quit your job
We are scared to admit that we’re afraid of letting go of something that is our sense of security
When we’re attached to what we think we’re supposed to be or do; we think that if we let go of that, we lose love
The fear keeps us in a prison
When we identify ourselves to the title, the money and other things, we think that these are the reasons why people love us
When we let go of that identity that we think we should have, we realize that those aren’t the reasons why we are loved
People love us not because of what we have

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