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#10 Who Are You Becoming? Time to Mourn Your Younger Self.

March 27, 2023 • Chanel • Season 3 • Episode 10

Season 3 Episode #10

Women Who Love & Lead is a podcast for women leaders like you, who may struggle with self doubt or looking to become a better, more confident & effective leader in order to make your greatest impact.

This episode titled “Who are you becoming? Time to mourn your younger self” hosted by Chanel Allen, will get you thinking about where you are in your life, where you desire to be and who you need to become to get there. Maybe that younger version of you brought you this far in life but now it’s time to courageously step into the next level you, despite the fear and uncertainty. I hope you leave feeling inspired, informed and empowered to take action.

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