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Episode 196: Do you Have Brain Junk?

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Author Susan Baroncini-Moe talks about Brain Junk – the mental clutter that holds you back. It’s all the baggage we carry throughout our lives, often from childhood. It’s our record of the successes and failures along the way, things that well-meaning people have said to us, and a variety of things we believe about our place in the world and capabilities. Susan teaches ways to address our own unique brain junk and come to terms with it.

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1 Simple Thing Action:

Write a success inventory of all your accomplishments and keep it current and updated. The more successes you rack up, the more proof you’ll have for yourself when you’re experiencing doubt.

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Susan Baroncini-Moe
www.susanbaroncini-moe.com

  • Top 20 Digital Marketing Strategist of 2015
  • Seasoned Marketing Executive
  • Executive Coach
  • Author
  • Speaker
  • Guinness World Records® titleholder

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