Have you experienced trauma that affected you as an entrepreneur? đŤ
Experiencing something overwhelming and frightening is not a physical injury that can be seen with the naked eye; itâs an emotional injury that often goes unseen and invalidated.
Sometimes the choice to become an entrepreneur or self-employed is a trauma response. Nicole was right. Trauma was a huge trigger for me to achieve wins since I was young for other people.
Most entrepreneurs are not aware that trauma can be a trigger for them wanting to build their own businesses. đ ââď¸ In this week's #PodcastOfTheWeek đ§, Host Diann Wingert and Guest Nicole Lewis-Keeber delve into this sensitive topic and how it can affect entrepreneurs.
Becoming more self-aware made me realize itâs time to find success for myself, not because I needed to but because I was happy to serve.â¨
Podcast: The Driven Woman
The Driven Woman with Diann Wingert: What does trauma have to do with your Business?
Host: Diann Wingert
Guest: Nicole Lewis-Keeber
Why this podcast spoke to me:
Did you have an experience with psychologists and therapists whose advice just didnât make sense at all? I really believe there can be underlying reasons why a person develops certain behaviors or mental health issues.
Understanding whatâs wrong is just the tip of the iceberg⌠As Nicole has explained, there are big âTâ and little âtâ types of trauma, but most people invalidate those who are experiencing little âtâ trauma. Itâs time to be more conscious about this important topic to better understand ourselves and the people around us.
Letâs dig deep⌠Did trauma affect you as an entrepreneur?
Episode Quote
âOftentimes we donât know who we are because we are deeply embedded in who we need to be to feel safe.â - Diann Wingert
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