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The Unstoppable 5%

Laurie Drummond

This podcast explores why some people do what others won't.

I'm Laurie Drummond, and each episode dives into the psychology, decision-making and identity shifts that separate the 5 percent from the rest. I sit down with people who have taken bold action, navigated uncertainty and built momentum when it would have been easier to stay comfortable, as well as experts who study the science behind human behaviour and performance.

These conversations go beyond motivation and surface-level success. We unpack how people think under pressure, why most hesitate when it's time to act, and what actually helps individuals move through fear, resistance and self-doubt.

If you're building something, facing a crossroads, or trying to understand what drives execution and resilience, this show will give you a deeper lens on what it takes to move forward when others stall.

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#74
Yesterday · 1 hr
E74: Hard Workers Get Overlooked. Askers Get Ahead | Robyn Albers
Welcome to another episode of The Unstoppable 5% Robyn coaches some of the UAE's most senior leaders to speak with clarity, and she built that business after losing a university teaching award she had earned to a colleague who simply asked for it. In this conversation with Laurie Drummond she also reads aloud, word for word, the note she wrote to herself that ended 3 years of restarting the same drinking cycle. You leave with Robyn's EDGE framework for constructive feedback, her 3 habits for speaking with presence, the reason she ranks her marriage above her children, how a single message to a stranger became her mentor and her business, and the walking group that filled her silent phone within a month. About the Guest Robyn, communication coach to senior leaders in the UAE and board member of the Canadian Business Council. Connect with Robyn Albers: Instagram: @clearspeakgcc LinkedIn: robynalbers Connect with me: Instagram: @laurie__drummond LinkedIn: Laurie Drummond Website: https://laurie-drummond.com/ Book a Clarity Call: laurie-drummond.com Big dreams, small steps… let's get moving ✨ Subscribe for stories from the unstoppable 5%
#75
October 24 · 58 min
E73: Every Day You Don't Track Your Money, It Decides for You | Charis Marr
Charis Marr spent years running advertising for some of the biggest banks in Australia and the UK, then lost her brother, her father and later her mother, each without warning. What made the final loss bearable was a phrase her mother lived by: dying tidily. Watch to hear how she stepped in to run an offshore shipbroking business the day after her father died, why she believes bank marketing struggles to educate anyone, and why she rejects both FIRE and YOLO. You will leave knowing why so many UAE expats go home with less than they came with, what the Prosperity Power 5 covers, and the one baseline exercise to do this week. About the Guest Charis Marr, former head of advertising at HSBC UK and founder of In Good Wealth. Connect with Charis Marr: Instagram: @charismarr.official LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/charismarr Connect with me: Instagram: @laurie__drummond LinkedIn: Laurie Drummond Website: https://laurie-drummond.com/ Book a Clarity Call: laurie-drummond.com Big dreams, small steps… let's get moving
#72
October 8 · 51 min
E72: £200 to 4 Salons, an Academy and a Franchise | Tara Rose
Welcome to another episode of The Unstoppable 5% Tara Rose arrived in the UAE 17 years ago with £200, no grades and no plan, and has since built four company owned salons, the Tara Rose Academy and a first franchise in Bahrain with no outside backing. She tells Laurie how scaling 50% three years ago nearly cost her everything, and why she has now moved her family into a one-bed apartment. You will hear the conference moment she realised she was the problem, the upgrade every founder needs before the next expansion, why her newest franchise runs simpler than her original salons, and what two family holidays in 10 years taught her about freedom. You will also hear what she would tell her younger self: life owes you nothing. About the Guest Tara Rose, founder of Tara Rose salons and the Tara Rose Academy, Abu Dhabi. Connect with Tara Rose: Instagram: @tararosekidd | @tararosesalon | @tararoseacademy LinkedIn: Tara Rose Kidd Connect with me: Instagram: @laurie__drummond LinkedIn: Laurie Drummond Website: https://laurie-drummond.com/ Book a Clarity Call: laurie-drummond.com Big dreams, small steps… let's get moving ✨ Subscribe for stories from the unstoppable 5%
October 1 · 49 min
E71: One Facebook Comment Forced Her to Start a Business with Nadia Al Shimmari
Nadia launched Hello&Goodbuy, a pre-loved boutique in Abu Dhabi, after replying to a stranger's Facebook comment with a promise she hadn't built yet. Since January 2022 it has saved roughly 20,000 pieces of clothing, shoes and accessories from potential landfill, and it still nearly closed. You'll hear how she started with 2,000 dirhams, why 65% of her stock is donated and its proceeds fund girls' education in Uganda, what 250 free tickets taught her about no-shows, why she barely uses AI, and the March that left her with 1 booking days after paying a full year's rent. It is an honest look at what a mission costs when the numbers get tight. This episode covers sustainable fashion, pre-loved clothing in Abu Dhabi, social enterprise, bootstrapping a small business and women founders in the UAE. About Guest: Nadia, founder of Hello&Goodbuy (HGB), a by-appointment pre-loved boutique in Abu Dhabi. Connect with Nadia: Instagram: @helloandgoodbuy.uae | @nadia.al.sh LinkedIn: Nadia Al Shimmari Website: https://hgb.earth/ Connect with me: Instagram: @laurie__drummond LinkedIn: Laurie Drummond Website: https://laurie-drummond.com/ Book a Clarity Call: laurie-drummond.com Big dreams, small steps… let's get moving
#70
July 25 · 41 min
E70: From Nanny to CEO: How Lynsay Kilbane Built a Business the World's Wealthiest Trust
Lynsay Kilbane spent 15 years inside some of the most elite households on the planet. Royal families. UHNW principals. People whose names you'll never see in a Google search. She was trusted with everything and nobody knew who she was. Then she lost her brother. And everything changed. In this episode Lynsay shares the traffic light moment in Abu Dhabi that cracked her open, the Kenya retreat that made her dare to dream, and how she went from nanny to founder of The Private Standard, one of the most discreet and sought after household staffing and consultancy businesses in the UAE and beyond. No university degree. No roadmap. Just messy, imperfect action and an unshakeable belief that she had more to give. This one is raw, real and genuinely fascinating. If you've ever talked yourself out of something big, this episode is for you. Connect with Lynsay: Instagram: @theprivatestandard_ Website: the-private-standard.com Connect with Laurie: Instagram: @the_unstoppable_five Website: laurie-drummond.com
July 13 · 1 hr
E69: Who Are You When the Title's Gone? | Shelley Bosworth
Shelley Bosworth spent 25 years in corporate. Big brands, big teams, big budgets. KFC, Tesco, Starbucks. She was the person organisations called when things got hard. And then life got hard for her. In 2019, after personal loss, a health scare and a growing feeling that none of it made sense anymore, she walked away from everything she'd built. Three months later, the world went into lockdown. Most people would have gone back. She didn't. In this episode Shelley and I get into the real story underneath the pivot. What it actually felt like to lose not just a career but an identity. Why confidence comes from evidence, not belief. And why the thing that separates the people who make it from the ones who don't has nothing to do with talent or timing, it's consistency during the boring and brutal times when nobody is watching. We also talk about building a business from scratch in a pandemic, the move to Dubai, identity mapping, and what Shelley is reverse engineering her entire life toward next. This one goes deep. I think you're going to love it. Connect with Shelley: Website: shelleybosworthofficial.com Instagram: @shelleybosworth.official Podcast: She Is Courageous
#68
June 26 · 51 min
E68: Visibility, Credibility and the Truth About Building in Dubai | Anika Berger
Episode Description She spent over a decade doing PR for some of the biggest names in the region. Then she walked away, went boutique, and built NikNak PR on one premise. Less fluff, more impact. In this episode I sit down with Anika Berger to find out what PR actually does for a founder, why most people are getting it wrong, and what it really takes to build credibility in a market as noisy as Dubai. We also get into something I didn't expect. Why Dubai, why this city, and what Anika found when she chose to build her life and business here. Spoiler. It's not what most people think. In This Episode What PR actually is and why founders consistently get it wrong Why credibility beats fame every time and what the recall effect means for your brand The moment she realised she was done building other people's success How she doubled year on year with no team and a quiet summer Why she turns clients away and what values alignment looks like in practice What makes someone truly mediable and why some founders will never get traction no matter how much they spend Why Dubai is less smoke and mirrors than you think, and more supportive than most cities in the world About Anika Anika Berger is the founder of NikNak PR, a Dubai-based agency specialising in founders and entrepreneurs. With over a decade of experience across top agencies and brands including Netflix and Careem, she helps startups and growing businesses build credibility, visibility, and presence across the GCC. She has called the UAE home since she was eight years old. Connect with Anika Instagram: @berger_queen4 Website: niknakpr.ae Connect with Laurie Instagram: @laurie__drummond LinkedIn: Laurie Drummond Website: laurie-drummond.com If this episode resonated, subscribe and leave a review. It helps more people find the show. The Unstoppable 5%. Stories from the people who kept going.
#66
May 29 · 45 min
E67: My own business was taking my soul. So I walked away | Keila Doyle
She had the career. The money. The success. And it was taking her soul. Keila Doyle built and sold a tech company in London, then quietly fell apart. The anxiety crept in, the identity started to unravel, and she had to make a call: keep going, or step back and actually take care of herself. She chose herself. What came next was a move to Dubai, a golf club in her hands for the first time, and a front-row seat to just how intimidating and exclusionary that world can be for beginners. So she decided to change it. This is a conversation about the real cost of success, what it takes to start over, and why sometimes the bravest thing you can do is stop. Take a listen! 🎙️ The Unstoppable 5%
#66
May 15 · 1 hr 3 min
E66: She Lost $10M, Both Hips, and a Baby. She Rebuilt Anyway | Samantha Williams
If you've ever looked at someone who's rebuilt from nothing and wondered what they actually have that you don't, this episode is going to answer that question. Samantha Williams has had more full-stop moments than most people have excuses. Wall Street trader. UK's first female trampoline park owner. A business that hit $10M in two years, then fell apart. A toxic partnership that forced her out of something she built. Both hips replaced. Perimenopause. A late ADHD diagnosis that reframed her entire life. And through all of it, she kept building. She's now an EOS Implementer based in Abu Dhabi, one of only two in the UAE, helping entrepreneurial teams get clear on where they're going and how they'll actually get there. And she's starting over again in a new country, in a new market. This conversation goes deep. We talk about what it felt like to be forced out of a company she founded, why she thinks her ADHD was her superpower before she even knew she had it, and what it means to redefine success when you've already hit the top and watched it disappear. The question I kept coming back to throughout this episode: what is it in someone that defaults to rebuild instead of retreat? Sam answers it, and she doesn't give you the polished version. What we cover: Navigating Wall Street as the only woman on the floor, and closing a $2 billion deal The personal loss that made her walk away from banking Building Rush Trampoline Parks to $10M and being forced out by her business partner Simultaneous hip replacements, perimenopause, and launching a new brand The ADHD diagnosis and why it changed everything EOS, Abu Dhabi, and what she's building now Her definition of success and why it's completely changed Connect with Sam: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/samanthawilliamsofficial/ Website: https://implementer.eosworldwide.com/samantha-williams/ Enjoyed this episode? Leave a review, it genuinely helps more people find the show. Follow Laurie: Instagram: @laurie__drummond LinkedIn: Laurie Drummond Website: https://laurie-drummond.com/
#65
May 15 · 32 min
E65: Why HR Has an Image Problem (And How to Fix It) | Natalie Cairns
Why HR Has an Image Problem (And How to Fix It) | Natalie Cairns Most people think HR is there to protect the company. And that's exactly why it has an image problem. In this episode of The Unstoppable 5%, I sit down with Natalie Cairns, who's spent over 20 years inside HR… and chose to do it differently. We talk about the moment that changed everything for her, losing her father, and the one question from her manager that completely reshaped how she saw leadership, work, and people. From there, we get into what's really going on inside organisations: Why HR is often seen as the corporate dumping ground, and how to change it What "human first" actually looks like when policy says something else And why doing things differently isn't just a brand, it's a decision you make in real time This isn't a conversation about policies. It's about how you show up for people when it actually matters. About the Guest Natalie Cairns is an HR professional with over 20 years of experience and the founder of HR, Done Different. She's known for challenging traditional approaches to HR and putting people at the centre of decision-making, especially in the moments that matter most. Instagram: @nataliecairnsdonedifferent Website: https://nataliecairns.com/ Connect with Me Instagram: @laurie__drummond LinkedIn: Laurie Drummond Website: https://laurie-drummond.com/ Subscribe New episodes every 2 weeks with real conversations, hard-earned lessons, and stories from people who choose to show up differently.
#64
April 2 · 39 min
E64: She sat with people at the end of their lives. Here's what they taught Hannah Lucy about living.
Hannah Lucy spent 16 years in corporate, working her way from carer to Chief Operating Officer, managing £2 million worth of services and leading a team of 50+ staff. From the outside, she had it made. But it was the quieter moments, sitting with people at the end of their lives, carrying grief no job title could prepare her for, that shaped who she was becoming. In this episode of The Unstoppable 5%, Laurie sits down with Hannah to explore the real story behind the pivot: a divorce, a bodybuilding stage, a coach who pushed her in the wrong direction, and a grandmother whose life made Hannah determined to live bigger. Hannah is now the founder of The RECLAIM Method, a 12-week transformation program built around the belief that strong in body is strong in mind is strong in business. If you've ever wondered whether you've spent years building a life for everyone else while quietly putting yourself last, this episode is for you. Key Themes • Career reinvention and identity beyond the job title • End-of-life care and the perspective shift it creates • Using fitness as a vehicle for personal reclamation • Why high-performing women are often the worst at investing in themselves • Building a business that reflects your values, not someone else's rules • Legacy, mortality and how to live a life worth talking about About Hannah Lucy Hannah Lucy is a Body and Lifestyle Transformation Coach and founder of The RECLAIM Method. After a 16-year corporate career in the care sector, culminating in a COO role, Hannah pivoted to coaching after recognising how many women, herself included, had spent years looking after everyone else while neglecting their own health, confidence, and identity. Her 12-week program helps women lose fat, build muscle, and create sustainable habits that work around real life. Find Hannah • hannahlucyofficial.com • @hannahlucyofficial on Instagram
March 24 · 47 min
E63: She Walked Away From What Was Working with Kelly Lundberg
In this episode, I'm joined by Kelly Lundberg, someone I've known for over 13 years and had a front-row seat watching evolve. From building a successful styling business in Dubai to stepping onto global stages, delivering TEDx talks, writing books, and moving into personal branding, Kelly's journey is one of reinvention, courage, and intentional growth. This conversation focuses on the decisions behind that evolution. We discuss: What it really takes to walk away from something that's working How to navigate the in-between phase when you're building your next chapter Why so many people stay in roles they've outgrown The role of confidence, habits, and structure in moving forward How being intentional with your personal brand creates opportunity over time If you've been feeling like you're capable of more but haven't fully stepped into it yet, this episode will challenge you to think differently. Because growth doesn't come from waiting. It comes from deciding.
March 18 · 44 min
E62 When words don't match behaviour, with Lori Warren
In this episode, Laurie sits down with her good friend Lori Warren, a former FBI agent, polygrapher, and crisis negotiator, for an honest conversation about human behaviour, deception, manipulation, and trust. It's a conversation about the subtle signals we often sense but talk ourselves out of… in business, relationships, leadership, and everyday life. Drawing from decades of experience sitting across from people under pressure, Lori shares what she noticed again and again, not in a technical way, but in a deeply human one. Together, we explore how deception and manipulation actually show up in everyday conversations, why confidence can be misleading, and how learning to trust what you notice can change the way you make decisions. In this episode, we talk about: Why most people don't know what to look for when someone isn't being fully honest The importance of knowing someone's baseline behaviour Subtle body language cues people give away under pressure Voice tone, over-explaining, and storytelling patterns that signal evasion Why exaggeration and avoidance are more common than outright lying How manipulation often shows up through guilt, anger, or control The behaviours behind narcissism and why they're impossible to unsee once recognised Why calm leadership matters in high-stress situations How negotiation and influence work when the goal is safety and trust The red flags of toxic and controlling relationships, and when it's time to walk away This episode is for anyone who's ever thought something feels off, but couldn't quite explain why. Because most of us notice more than we think, we just don't always trust it. https://youtu.be/LKlMs7b5l-M
#61
January 30 · 47 min
E61: When Coping Stops Working with Naima Spencer
Welcome to another episode of The Unstoppable 5% You are smart, capable, and motivated. So why does it feel like you're just treading water? In this episode, Laurie sits down with Naima Spencer, a mindset facilitator for high-performing leaders, to answer a critical question: What separates the people who actually move forward from the ones who stay stuck in the "safe" zone? Naima argues that success is 80% mindset and only 20% strategy. She shares her own powerful story of self-sabotage, turning down a life-changing career opportunity because she didn't feel "good enough", and reveals the neuroscience behind why we default to fear, perfectionism, and "primal" survival modes even when we want to grow. This conversation unpacks: •The 80/20 Rule of Success: Why more strategy won't save you if your mindset is stuck. •Primal vs. Powerful States: How to identify when you are operating out of survival mode vs. alignment. •The "3R" Framework: A practical roadmap to Realise, Release, and Rise above limiting patterns. •Identity Shifts: Why we often fear success because we are afraid to "kill off" who we used to be. •Rewiring the Brain: How to stop treating your beliefs as facts and start treating them as decisions you can change. This episode is for the entrepreneur or leader who feels like they are running on autopilot, achieving on the outside, but battling overthinking, anxiety, or a sense of "stuckness" on the inside.
#60
January 15 · 50 min
E60: The Identity Freefall - Dr Liesl Keen
In this episode, Laurie is joined by Dr Liesl Keen, an industrial psychologist and applied neuroscience practitioner, for a grounded conversation about navigating uncertainty, rebuilding identity, and developing real resilience when life no longer looks the way you expected. After spending 20 years in the corporate world, Liesl shares her personal experience of leaving structure and certainty behind, facing an identity crisis, and learning how stress, self-doubt, and overwhelm affect the brain. Together, they explore why uncertainty often hits our sense of self before anything else, and how resilience is built through nervous system regulation, self-awareness, and small, consistent actions. This conversation unpacks: Why pushing through is not resilience How stress shuts down clear thinking and decision-making The role identity plays when we're navigating career or life change How the brain's neural networks influence confidence, focus, and burnout Practical ways to regulate stress and rebuild self-trust during uncertain seasons This episode is for anyone who feels stuck in an in-between phase… when the old version of you no longer fits, but the next one hasn't fully formed yet. 🎧 Listen now for a science-backed, human approach to navigating uncertainty without burning out or losing yourself.
#59
January 8 · 55 min
E59: Sally Maddison Talks Choosing Presence Over Pressure
Welcome to another episode of The Unstoppable 5% High performers don't just work harder… they operate differently. In this interview, I speak with Sally about the conscious choice to lead, build, and connect from **presence over pressure**, and why this way of operating consistently produces better outcomes. From Sally's perspective, we explore: - How pressure creates urgency, but presence creates clarity - Why the best decisions are made from grounded awareness, not reaction - What changes when leaders slow down enough to truly connect - How meaningful experiences naturally lead to strong, lasting community. This conversation isn't about motivation or hustle. It's about the internal operating system that drives sustainable performance, better relationships, and clearer leadership. 🎧 Listen in if you're interested in the thinking patterns and behaviours that consistently separate those who stay reactive from those who move with intention. 🧡 Explore more conversations, experiences, and upcoming events via the links below. 🎙️ New episodes 2 weeks ✨ Subscribe for stories from the unstoppable 5% Connect with me: 🌐https://www.instagram.com/laurie__drummond/ 🌐https://www.linkedin.com/in/laurie-drummond-30aa0a33/ #UnstoppableMindset #Entrepreneurship #SuccessStories
#58
Dec 15, 2025 · 57 min
E58: I didn't hate myself… but I didn't want to be here anymore. Dr Katherine Iscoe
In this episode of The Unstoppable 5%, Laurie sits down with the powerhouse that is Dr Katherine Iscoe… speaker, author, self-respect advocate, and a woman who has reinvented herself more times than most people dare to try once. From Canada, to Australia, to Dubai, Dr K's journey is anything but linear. What looks like success on the outside was, for many years, fuelled by external validation, perfectionism, and deep internal battles. In this conversation, she opens up about the moments that broke her, the beliefs that kept her stuck, and the clarity that finally set her free. Dr K shares how an emotional breakdown became the catalyst for radical honesty, self-respect, and choosing a life that actually feels aligned. We talk eating disorders, depression, the sunk cost fallacy, identity loss, and what it really takes to stop living life for approval and start living it for yourself. Now based in Dubai, Dr K is a sought-after speaker across the UAE, the author of three books, with her latest centred entirely around self-respect, and the creator behind the bold vision for In Her Shoes, a future series spotlighting women's stories through confidence, courage, and yes… shoes. This episode is raw, real, and deeply relatable. It's for the woman who knows she's capable of more, but needs the nudge to finally choose herself. In this episode, we cover: Reinventing yourself when life feels heavy and misaligned The hidden cost of chasing external validation Disordered eating, mental health, and the long road to healing Why "self-respect" became Dr K's turning point The belief that kept her stuck, and how she dismantled it Why risk lives in the doing, not the outcome Big dreams, bold moves, and creating a future that excites you Dr K's Unstoppable Takeaway: Risk isn't in the planning or the result. Risk is in choosing to do the thing… and backing yourself through it. If you're in a season of reinvention, questioning who you are or where you're headed, this conversation will meet you exactly where you are. Big dreams, small steps… let's start moving. 🧡
S2 · E57
Dec 3, 2025 · 47 min
E57: Rosie Gunn: From Corporate Burnout to Building Endless in the UAE
Rosie Gunn: From Corporate Burnout to Building Endless in the UAE Rosie Gunn had a corporate career at M&S, hit a ceiling, and walked away during one of the darkest times of her life. She co-founded Endless, a circular fashion platform in the UK, secured funding, then watched COVID shut everything down two weeks later. Most people would've called it quits. Rosie moved to Dubai and started again from scratch. In this episode, Rosie shares: • Why she left the corporate ladder to build the future of fashion • The reality of closing her UK business and rebuilding in the UAE • Hostessing, modelling, and acting to fund the dream while bootstrapping • The brutal truth about investment rejection and being underestimated • How Endless accidentally became a community that's lifting women higher • What it actually takes to keep going when the odds are stacked against you If you've ever thought about leaving the safe path to chase something bigger, this one's for you. Resources and Links Connect with Rosie and Endless: Website: https://rosie-gunn.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rosiegunn?igsh=MXhib2RrMWZ0MzAyeQ== LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rosiegunn1?utm_source=share&utm_campaign=share_via&utm_content=profile&utm_medium=ios_app
S1 · E56
Nov 10, 2025 · 57 min
E56: From $500 and a suitcase to COO
Marlené Brewis (Marms Hope) landed in Dubai with $500, a suitcase, and no job. She was sleeping on a friend's sofa with no idea what came next. This is the first time Marms has shared her full story publicly. We talk about growing up as the unwanted child, the husband who isolated her, the moment she said yes to the divorce, working 22-hour days while the company crumbled, being nearly homeless, and what it takes to keep choosing yourself when life keeps testing you. If you've ever felt like the outsider or you're standing on the edge of your next big leap, this one's for you. Connect with Marms: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/marmshope/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/marmshope/ About The Unstoppable 5%: Stories of women who restart, pivot, and keep moving forward. Hosted by business mentor Laurie. Subscribe for raw conversations about building extraordinary lives.
S1 · E55
Aug 6, 2025 · 15 min
E55 When your dream shows up in disguise
You had the vision. You knew exactly what life would look like once you reached your dream, until it didn't go the way you imagined. But what if the dream is still there, just showing up in disguise? In this episode of Lounging with Laurie, we talk about: How dreams often unfold in unexpected ways Why a detour doesn't mean you've failed or missed your chance The role of mentors and trusted friends in helping you see what you can't on your own How to stay open and flexible so you can still make it happen Big dreams don't always follow a straight line. Sometimes they show up differently, and that's where the magic really begins. 🎙️ Listen now and remember: your dream isn't denied, it's just showing up in a new way. Summary: You hit the goal. You did the thing. So… why doesn't it feel as good as you thought it would? In this episode of Lounging with Laurie, we're talking about the messy, unspoken truth behind success: that sometimes the moment you've been working towards doesn't feel like much at all. Whether you've launched the business, landed the role, or finally made the move and you're still feeling a bit flat this is the episode you didn't know you needed. What I cover: Why your brain loves the chase more than the finish line (hello, dopamine!) How the goalposts keep shifting (and why you don't even notice) What happens when you forget to bring joy along for the ride I'll share a personal story about moving overseas and the reality check that came with it plus a few moments that reminded me what success really feels like. This is your permission slip to slow down, feel proud, and stop waiting for "someday" to let yourself enjoy your life. Links Join our Community in our Free Lounge Room https://www.facebook.com/groups/2725813180892457 Subscribe to our Journal and follow along with the latest https://sisterhoodcollective.com/sisterhoodchronicle Join the next Mastermind AAC https://sisterhoodcollective.com/sp-sales-page-3297-7396-3189 Sign up to my weekly "Power Note" newsletter https://sisterhoodcollective.com/ld_powernote Love, Laurie & Lauren xx ================= Sisterhood Collective Connect. Grow. Thrive. ================= Connect with Sisterhood Collective: https://www.sisterhoodcollective.com/ www.instagram.com/the_sisterhoodcollective/ www.facebook.com/THESISTERHOODCOLLECTIVE2023 https://www.linkedin.com/company/sisterhoodcollective/ https://youtube.com/@sisterhoodcollective?feature=shared

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