Episode 21: Get Unstoppable Confidence with Kc Rossi

<p class="p1">One of the questions I ask before going in to work with a team is “what do you want to learn.”  While I’ve definitely seen a wide range of answers in my 10+ years of coaching there is one consistent response: I want to be confident.   </p> <p class="p1">If you’ve ever tried to sell anything you understand how important confidence can be during the sales interaction.  How do you find the strength you need to put yourself out there, ask a client to work with you and buy your services?  Confidence.  </p> <p class="p1">Simple enough, no?  “Just be confident” can seem like overly simple advice when you’re experiencing self-doubt or apprehension.  Especially when we compare ourselves to peers that seem to be thriving and assured.  However, if there’s one thing I know for sure, it’s that confidence is not something you have, it’s something you develop.   </p> <p class="p1">My guest today Kc Rossi is a Business & Leadership Coach who helps women scale a profitable and soul-aligned business.  Kc is all about unstoppable confidence! </p> <p class="p1">She is the Founder of the Soulprint Method™, a system that helps entrepreneurs leverage their strengths joyfully to enhance performance and thrive.   </p> <p class="p1">Kc hosts of the Women Developing Brilliance® podcast; a show dedicated to growth strategies for leaders with a purpose.   </p> <p class="p1">Today we discuss: </p> <ul class="ul1"> <li class="li1"><strong>Unstoppable Confidence</strong>!  Kc tells us how to develop unstoppable confidence by first identifying what is holding us back. </li> <li class="li1"><strong>Self-Worth in Entrepreneurship: </strong>When you’re selling yourself it can be easy to let your business’ success determine your personal value.  Kc and I share our experience in this space and give tips on maintaining a boundary between your personal worth and business. </li> <li class="li1"><strong>Thoughtful vs. Overthinking: </strong>Kc shares her tips for balancing introspection with productivity.  There can be a fine line between i