Ep 90. Overcoming Social Media Burnout for Entreprenuers with Jess Angelini

The Sarah Centrella Show

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Welcome back to The Sarah Centrella Show! Today, I’m joined by the amazing Jess Angelini, Online Marketing Coach and host of the Online Marketing Alchemist Podcast. Jess specializes in merging marketing with purpose-driven work, helping entrepreneurs like us who’ve built our businesses around our passion and purpose.

In this episode, we dive deep into a topic that hits close to home for many of us: overcoming social media burnout. As entrepreneurs, we’re often stuck constantly "feeding the machine" and it can feel exhausting, especially when algorithms change and throw us for a loop.

This was a very personal episode for me. I got real and raw about my own struggles with social media. Spoiler alert: I may have even cried! Jess was incredible, walking me through a powerful tapping exercise to release those negative blocks, and let me tell you, it was transformative.

Don’t miss the video of this episode to see the tapping exercise in action – it's something you’ll definitely want to try yourself.

It was very emotional for me as you'll see!

Tune in and let’s get through this social media maze together. You’re not alone in this journey, and this episode is packed with tips and heartfelt insights to help you thrive.

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About your host: Sarah Centrella is the best-selling author of several self-help books. She is a master life coach, manifesting expert, and motivational speaker.

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