Episode 236: Why share your story?

You have a story.

Have you shared it yet?

If you have, have you shared enough of it?

I've shared mine in a book (When the Meaning is Lost), throughout my work with clients in my online programs and via this podcast. 

It is the most powerful thing that I have ever done. 
I believe sharing your story is something that we should all do more of. 

It connects us with others. It allows us to remember how far we have come. And it creates hope and peace in others when they know they are not alone in their story.

We all have a story.

It can be one of defeat and triumph. One of pain and peace. One of shattered trust and hope renewed. It doesn't matter which it is, there is someone out there that needs to hear your story because they are going through something similar and need the hope that you can provide. 

Don't quiet the desire to share. 
Embrace it. 
It is one of the scariest things that you will ever do and one of the most powerful and important as well.

Listen in to find out how I want to help you share your story and why I feel that it is our obligation to share ours. Listen in!

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LINKS MENTIONED in this Episode and to connect with Jill daily: 

The 100 Women | 100 Stories Book series Jill's book available on Amazon: When the Meaning is Lost  Jill's Facebook page to receive daily inspiration Jill's Instagram to follow along on her daily life adventures in work and business Visit the website www.jillethier.com

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