Coming Back to the Feminine and Our Intrinsic Worth

I have been spending the first few episodes of the podcast outlining the foundations of this perspective before diving into deep exploration. (Make sure you check out last week’s episode about why the world needs this perspective if you missed it!)

This time I want to dig into what makes it so worthwhile to get back in touch with the feminine. To do that, I’ve brought back the wonderful Laura Shook-Guzman, my dear friend, co-host and entrepreneurial soulmate. 

In this episode we talk about how we keep a feminine approach at the forefront of our lives and businesses. We spend quite a bit of time exploring worthiness and why the masculine lens leaves a lot of women feeling innately inadequate (and men, too!). 

Come learn more about The Feminine Lens™, my work and my amazing business program at sonyastattmann.com. 

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Sonya Stattmann is a coach, facilitator, speaker, and nervous system educator who has spent more than two decades working with women in business and leadership. With more than 10,000 hours of private coaching and facilitation behind her work, Sonya brings together nervous system science, business, and deep practical support for real-life change.

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