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All too often when we build our lives around achieving external goals or financial objectives, we leave our most valuable asset -- our health -- behind. Too many female entrepreneurs are on a road to burn-out, following the old (paternalistic) business model that sees workers as units of productivity, sleep as a luxury, relaxation as laziness, and financial goals as THE primary metric for success. I love to help women stop pressuring themselves to be ultra-productive at all time, in favor of living a more balanced, sustainable lifestyle. When we make time daily to meditate, savor, contemplate, play, rejuvenate, feel gratitude and tap into our intuition, our brilliance can flow with more ease, and even impact more lives for the greater good. It all comes down to tuning into our feminine wisdom and designing simple routines that keep us on a path of self-care. From that powerful foundation of know thyself, honor thyself, female entrepreneurs can (and will!) change the world.

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