Get Out Of Your Own Damn Way Podcast

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One Year Anniversary Series: Step 4 of 4 to Get Out of Your Own Damn Way and Embrace Your Friggin’ Greatness Already

On June 4, 2015, the first weekly episode of the Get Out of Your Own Damn Way Podcast aired with me sharing a bit of my story and how I got in AND out of my own damn way. Since then, I’ve interviewed guests from 8 countries across 4 continents around the world to find out how they have learned to get out of their own damn way too. For those of you who don’t know me yet, my name is Krylyn Peters. I’m known as “The Fear Whisperer,” and my mission is to help female entrepreneurs and want-repreneurs tame their fear, embrace their greatness, and get out of their own damn way so they can create their mission-filled, heart-centered, soul-inspired business. This is the third episode of my one-year anniversary series, where I’m sharing what I’ve learned from my podcast guests this first year. Today I’m going to share Step 3 of 4 to Get Out of Your Own Damn Way and Embrace Your Friggin’ Greatness Already. If you missed me sharing about Step 1, head on over to krylyn.com/krylyn-com50 or step 2, head on over to kryly

One Year Anniversary Series: Step 2 of 4 to Get Out of Your Own Damn Way and Embrace Your Friggin’ Greatness Already

One Year Anniversary Series: Step 1 of 4 to Get Out of Your Own Damn Way and Embrace Your Friggin’ Greatness Already

Listen is as Philip Dhingra shares his journey of learning self help tools over 16 years, and ultimately what has really helped make all the difference in him getting out of his own damn way.

Listen in as Leah Cox talks about the importance of being who you truly are as a means to having the life and business of your dreams.

Listen in as Stephanie Ghoston dishes on how to get over the "comparison-itis" that plagues many fem-preneurs and the importance of putting ourselves as a higher priority in our lives and businesses. "When I stopped living my life according to my moods, things really changed for me."   - Stephanie Ghoston ABOUT THIS GUEST: Stephanie Ghoston is the founder and life coach of Cultivated Sense, a movement that promotes ordinary ways to live extraordinarily and encourages people to stop settling in life and love. She's also a coach and matchmaker with the Paul C. Brunson Agency, an award-winning boutique matchmaking and lifestyle coaching firm. Stephanie has been featured on blogs such as the HuffPost. For Harriet, The Black Life Coaches Network, and The Art of Perspective. She's also a Best-selling author featured in 20 Beautiful Women Volume 3. Stephanie is also the forthcoming author of I Am Beautiful and The 42%. www.cultivatedsense.com        

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Listen in as Derrick Kwa shares the importance of reaching out for support and the different ways that might look.

Listen in as Stéphanie de Gues discusses how embracing her natural talents helped guide her new business brand.

Listen in as Adele Brimâge shares the power of changing our language, shifting our limiting beliefs, and loving ourselves to boost confidence and attract amazing results.

Listen in as Kathryn Eggins explores the importance of taking responsibility as a means to profound healing and transformation.

Listen in as Dr. Glenn Livingston enlightens us about how to move past food cravings without the drama.

Listen in as Barbara Iuliano shares how to boost confidence and experience profound transformation.

Listen in as Kate Wan chats about the power of pushing through fear to reach our juicy goals.

Listen in as Elyse Hughes discusses the challenges that can come from transformation.

Listen in as Nicole Marie discusses the parallels of midwifing to getting unstuck.

Listen in as Monique Alamedine shares the power of moon cycles and how they can help you stay in the flow.

Listen in as Anna Lundberg chats about the illusion of work-life balance and the benefits of stepping outside your comfort zone.