In this conversation, Vera Rivera shares her journey of self-discovery and entrepreneurship, emphasizing the importance of finding time for personal passions amidst a chaotic work life. She discusses the challenges of feeling overwhelmed and the realization that not all strategies work for everyone, particularly in the context of personal energy types. Vera reflects on her experiences as a business owner and the need for authenticity in expressing oneself. She encourages women to embrace their true selves and build supportive communities to foster growth and self-love.

"The only time that I'm really going to have time to do anything is outside of work." "I've learned that I'm in that 25% of the population and nothing that works for everybody else is going to work for me."

#JugglingDreams #WorkLifeBalance #PersonalPassion

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🔥 “You don’t owe anyone the watered-down version of yourself.”

In this quick episode, I share a heartfelt update while reflecting on the beauty of the moment. Join me as we embrace the now and discover the magic in the simplicity of being present. Tune in for a refreshing reminder to pause, breathe, and find joy in the here and now.

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🔥 “You don’t owe anyone the watered-down version of yourself.”

In this episode of 'She Found Herself', Vera Rivera explores the themes of perfectionism and people-pleasing, sharing her personal journey of overcoming these challenges. She discusses the societal pressures that lead to these behaviors, the triggers that keep individuals stuck, and the importance of embracing authenticity. Vera emphasizes the need to question limiting beliefs and encourages listeners to prioritize self-care and self-acceptance.

Takeaways

• Perfectionism is an illusion that many chase.
• People-pleasing often stems from fear of rejection.
• Chasing approval can lead to self-abandonment.
• It's essential to question the beliefs we hold about ourselves.
• Setting boundaries is crucial for mental health.
• Selfishness can be a form of self-care.
• Progress in personal growth is not linear.
• Embracing authenticity means being true to oneself.
• Limiting beliefs can hinder personal and professional growth.
• It's important to prioritize oneself and one's needs.

Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Perfectionism and People-Pleasing
06:05 Triggers of People-Pleasing
12:55 Embracing Authenticity and Selfishness

perfectionism, people-pleasing, self-discovery, emotional intelligence, personal growth, limiting beliefs, authenticity, self-care, mental health, empowerment

✨ Ready to step into your highest self? ✨

Join the Wild Heart Sanctuary →https://wild-heart-sanctuary.mn.co

Grab the “She Found Herself Again” Gratitude Journal → https://tinyurl.com/shefoundjournal

Book a private 1:1 Soul Activation Session →https://calendly.com/theverarivera/truthbomb

Instagram → https://www.instagram.com/vera.wildtruth/

Website → https://tinyurl.com/becomehernow

Podcast sound design by Myles Lumbab

https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZP86us2ry/

🔥 “You don’t owe anyone the watered-down version of yourself.”