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In this episode of Becoming Fearless, I interview Emma Hine, a certified business strategist, about the strength it took to walk away from a 7-figure business (and her identity) to find happiness and success on her own terms.

Emma shares how she became trapped in a business that took over her life and affected her mental health. She emphasises the importance of taking time to connect with your why and redefine your version of success.

Emma also discusses the fear of success and the courage it took to make huge life changes to prioritise her well-being. Her insights are a reminder of the magic that happens when we chase impact over income.

We cover:

• The importance of taking time to connect with your why and redefine your version of success
• Never being afraid to ask for help and support
• Prioritising your mental health and well-being in business
• Making sure you find a business model that aligns with your values and brings you joy
• How sharing your story and experiences inspires and helps others

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LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/emma-hine

Website: https://www.emmahine.co.uk

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Emma's book recommendation: Start With Why by Simon Sinek

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