How To Stop Hiding: Where Are They Now With Lisa

<div><span style="color: #434343; font-family: Arial;">Do you wonder if it’s ever possible to find someone who actually cares for YOU for a change?  Are you done with hiding and dimming your light in fear of being seen?  These are some of the questions that Kimmy’s client asked herself before she found love.  </span>Kimmy's back with another installment of Where Are They Now? On these episodes, Kimmy has inspirational conversations with former clients who have achieved success through her or group coaching programs. It's so rewarding to showcase these episodes because they're here to motivate you and show you that success is possible! </div> <div> </div> <div>EPISODE 151 of The Charisma Quotient Podcast is titled: How To Stop Hiding:  Where Are They Now With Lisa.</div> <div> </div> <div>This episode you'll meet Lisa, who connected with Kimmy for a 14-Day Flirt and Femininity Challenge. Lisa started out not being comfortable in her body, wearing clothes that didn't highlight her sparkle, and often gave her power away to the men she dated. Through working with Kimmy, Lisa began her journey to rediscover her femininity and learn to share her emotions authentically, all without changing who she is. Now, Lisa has found an incredible relationship with a new man who's enamored with this vibrant, confident version of her! Lisa dives right into what inspired her to speak with Kimmy and take the plunge to begin working together. Lisa shares what her dating life used to look like and what it felt like to get the dreaded call that a guy she was seeing had met someone else. Listen in to hear the story of Lisa's red dress moment where she discovered how to come out from hiding.  Stay tuned to hear all about how Lisa attracted the new guy in her life who makes her feel like she *matters*. This conversation is uplifting, joyous, and reminds us all that when you take the pressure off, that's when you allow yourself to open up and find the love you deserve.</div> <div> </div> <div>If you need a push to help you stop focusing on t