by joycelayman | Mindset, online coaching business, self talk, visibility
Feeling Terrified of Putting Yourself Out There? Let’s face it—visibility isn’t just a “nice-to-have” for online business owners. It’s essential. Yet, for so many entrepreneurs, the idea of being seen online feels overwhelming. Maybe you’ve thought to yourself: “What...
by joycelayman | business, Mindset, online coaching business, self talk, start up, success
Starting a business can be terrifying. The fear of failure, self-doubt, and uncertainty can make even the best idea feel impossible to pursue. It’s easy to feel stuck in a rut, unsure of how to break free and finally take the leap. And let’s be honest—fear is sneaky....
by joycelayman | attitude, confidence, imposter syndrome, inspiration, Mindset, relationships, self talk
Have you ever felt like a fraud? That you’re not qualified to be doing what you’re doing? That one day, everyone is going to realize that you’re a fake? If so, then you’re not alone. Welcome to impostor syndrome. Impostor syndrome is defined as “a psychological...
by joycelayman | attitude, confidence, Mindset, podcast, self talk, social media
Have you ever gotten an odd or hurtful comment or response to an email, social media post or even a review? If the thought of putting yourself out there on social already makes you feel uncomfortable, you probably didn’t know how to respond.In this episode, I’m going...
by joycelayman | change, Mindset, podcast, self talk
If you’ve ever felt like your brain was in conflict with itself the good news – you’re not crazy! As a business owner you’re doing all the things so why is it some goals are easy to achieve, and you find yourself creatively avoiding others. This is where understanding...
by joycelayman | attitude, business, choices, Mindset, self talk
If you’ve been on social media at all this week, then you’ve probably seen posts about what some are calling the greatest playoff game in NFL history between the Kansas City Chiefs and Buffalo Bills. The first 58 minutes few will remember. But then…25 points were...