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Ill-Advised with Jessica Ell
Hosted by Jessica Ell · EN
Ill-Advised is a podcast for people who long to free themselves to live the life they want–even if their choices could be considered “ill-advised.”
Hosted by Martha Beck life coach Jessica Ell
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51: Taking a Business Leap of Faith, Pivoting, and Brain Balancing with Mercedes Collins of Neurogen Brain Balancing in Chandler, Arizona
Aug 28, 202400:43:49Tap to summarizeSend us a textAre you hesitant about making a hard decision and taking a leap of faith because it might not go as planned? That's what I'm talking about with my guest today. Mercedes Collins is the owner of Neurogen Brain Balancing East Valley in Chandler, Arizona. She provides high-performance neurofeedback therapy in downtown Chandler, but before opening this business, she took a leap of faith quitting a six-figure job to start an online financial education business.Takeaways from Mercedes:...
Transcribe →50: Indecision Really Hurts
Aug 21, 202400:16:43Tap to summarizeSend us a textIn this episode, I dive into the deep pain of indecision and the struggle of walking away from something that isn’t right for you. I reflect on my personal journey, including a pivotal moment when I chose not to attend law school, despite the immense pressure and expectations. Through this story, I explore the loneliness and complexity of making difficult decisions and the importance of listening to the part of you that knows what’s right.Key Takeaways:Indecision is Painful: The...
Transcribe →49: Unease, Integrity, and Being at Peace in Your Spirit
Aug 14, 202400:17:41Tap to summarizeSend us a textHow often do you overlook feelings of unease? Don't - it's one of the most important decision-making tools in your "right life" kit. Recognizing and honoring a persistent, subtle sense of unease can indicate when you're veering off your path.Key Takeaways:Unease as a Decision-Making Tool: Unease, a quiet and persistent feeling, can serve as a crucial indicator that you’re moving in the wrong direction. It's often subtle and easy to overlook but vital to acknowledge.Disting...
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