Feb 18, 2021
Finding and connecting to our truth is deeply important for us as women and femmes of color - it gives us the freedom to do business in the revolutionary ways we crave. In today’s episode, I talk to embodiment and storytelling coach Akansha Agrawal, about reclaiming the narrative around who we “need” to be to find success in this world and how owning your truest self can help you step up as the leader you are truly meant to be.
We dive into:
- Rejecting the capitalistic standard of success and redefining how you measure success in your life and business
- How Akansha released herself from the trap of comparison and self-doubt
- The importance of creating from a place of safety and trust
- How connecting to her story and embodiment work helped Akansha become a better speaker and business owner
- A limiting belief about rest that could be holding you back from creating the life you want
- Why Akansha is focusing on South Asian voices and what she is doing to be able to hold a safe space for her community
- How to release yourself from the deep disempowerment narrative in the entrepreneurship space
- And so much more!
Connect with Akansha:
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Website: https://www.citrusandgold.com/
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