Episode 03: Breaking Free from Perfectionism

In this conversation, Tammy Maynard discusses the importance of showing up authentically in both business and life, emphasizing that visibility does not require perfection. She reflects on her past beliefs about visibility and how they kept her from connecting with others. Ultimately, she concludes that true connection comes from being present rather than polished.

takeaways:

• We often equate visibility with performance.

• Perfection can hinder our ability to connect with others.

• Authenticity is more important than a polished appearance.

• Presence creates genuine connections.

• Social media can create unrealistic standards.

• It's okay to show up imperfectly.

• Self-acceptance is key to visibility.

• Women often feel pressured to appear perfect.

• Connection is built through authenticity.

• Embracing our true selves can empower us.Sis, thanks for spending this time with me today! If this episode lit a fire in your soul, I want to keep that flame burning. Here's how we can stay connected:

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Remember, your comfort zone is not your friend zone - it's time to break free and shine! Until next week, keep pushing those boundaries!

This is Tammy Maynard, and you've been listening to 'The Unmuted CEO' - where we turn fear into fuel and dreams into reality. See you next time, sis!