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Recode Your Mind

The Counselor Who Was Afraid To Be Seen

July 01 · 1 hr 1 min 37 secs
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Laura is a mental health counselor who spent a year building an online platform and couldn't bring herself to hit launch.

In this live coaching session, Calvin helps her debug the 'I'm stuck' mentality and trace it back: a 17-year-old kicked out with $20 and a toothbrush who grew up thinking everything she did was a mistake and burnout was the way to compensate for that.

Watch the full episode to see her hit launch live on the call and land on the only thing that ever actually unlocks a business: permission to just be yourself.

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