#34 How your Voice can make you a Magnet for Success: An Interview with SaraSai Woods
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One of the biggest obstacles in entrepreneurship is often yourself.
Specifically, your inner voice.
It’s the one that goes…
“You’re gonna screw this up.”
“You’re worthless.”
“You will never amount to anything.”
Now, what if you’re able to conquer that inner voice and gain the confidence you need to finally start that big project, found that company, sell that product, and close that deal with that client?
You’d be a force to reckon with.
In this interview, spiritual coach and vocal expert SaraSai Woods will teach you:
- How to be free from fears by reframing past traumas in life
- How to tune out negativity and empower yourself
- Why giving yourself a voice makes you a better leader and entrepreneur
- How finding your authentic self naturally attracts success in all areas of life
Get in touch with her here: https://sarasaiwoods.com/breakthroughcall
This podcast is hosted by Terence Tam, author of Lead Surge: 8 Radically Effective Marketing Funnels for Coaches and Experts. He is also the Founder of Radical Marketing, a digital marketing agency that specialises in partnering with coaches to scale their businesses with Webinars and Seminars. The agency’s strength lies in high ticket digital marketing strategies, employing a proprietary blend of story ads, lead generation tactics, and battle-tested sales funnels to achieve better branding for coaches and greater returns on ad dollars.
With over 1.5+ million high quality leads generated in a decade, Terence and his team of digital marketers draw from their extensive experience and the insights of leading business founders with the aim of creating the best podcast for entrepreneurs and coaches!
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