Understanding Shame Around Money & Debt with Dorothy Hollabaugh
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Get ready for one of the most open and refreshing guest episodes we’ve done on the podcast!
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Show Notes:
If you’ve set out to make a change and have found yourself in the same old cycle of not accomplishing it, it’s not too late. This is such a vulnerable and powerful episode with my dear friend and founder of Needle’s Eye Media, Dorothy Hollabaugh. Dorothy shares the mindset shift and action steps it took to go from making 0 progress in knocking out her debt one year, to getting out of 70k in debt the following year. We also get into some of the real work it’s taken to understand what motivates us, our identity, and the difference between self-worth and confidence. This really is such an open and fun conversation between Dorothy and I. I can’t wait for you to hear it and share it with a friend of yours to keep the conversation going.
03:15 Getting out of 70k of debt in 1 year.
04:30 What changed for you that helped you get out of debt in 1 year?
08:40 What did the self work actually look like to work on money mindset issues?
13:15 How did you have this amazingly financially successful business and also financial issues personally?
18:00 What drew you to investing in these high ticket programs?
26:15 The difference between self worth and confidence.
31:20 How did you change your identity and decide who you wanted to be?
35:30 How to catch yourself in negative self-talk and change it immediately.
39:15 Ways I’m catching myself in old ways of thinking and reframing how I see my success.
41:00 Who is Dorothy right now?