This week we're joined by the determined, spirited and energetic (also refreshingly down-to-Earth) Sheila Anderson, Perth-based Business and Sales Coach.
As a reformed 9-5er, Sheila's worlds of business and work have transformed entirely over the last 3+ years - in what she describes as some of the biggest self development opportunities and leaps of her life. Today, the business she's crafted around pillars family and freedom, enables her the alignment and authenticity in life that her former g-o-v career could never provide.
Sheila's business mission is to help you nail down clear messaging, simplify and streamline your sales, marketing and business processes so that you can build scalable offers that support and sustain the life you actually love. Who doesn't want that?
As a mother, wife, family member, friend, marketer, entrepreneur, growth seeker and MUCH more, Sheila knows more than a thing or two about learning, change and transformation. In supporting her clients' to their versions of 'success', in sustainable and values-aligned ways, Sheila now paves the way for others to surpass the limits of their self-beliefs and imposter syndromes, to 'just do the f-ing thing'.
"It was through just trusting in myself and just doing the fucking thing. I can do this and I do have what it takes. There is actually no secret to running your own business. You just need to have the determination and the discipline and to be consistent in it."
Tune in today, and check out Sheila @__sheilaanderson and Linda (host) @lindarobynhypnotherapy on Instagram.
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