Mary Henderson thought that she found success when she was running a seven-figure software company.
But she knew that she was not happy, even though she played the part.
Three hours after the birth of her son, her intuitive moment struck, and she quit her company.
She then spent the next 12 months stripping herself of things that no longer mattered so that she could define what her purpose really was.
Once she stood tall on who she was, she began to help others monetize their genius once they have found their purpose, and are willing to take the steps to share it with the world.
Timestamps
- 00:00 - Videogram
- 01:18 - Mary introduces herself
- 03:02 – Her uphill battle
- 03:25 – Her intuitive wake-up call moment
- 06:15 – Mary takes a year to find her purpose
- 08:54 – The decision to give things up
- 10:42 – Understanding her gifts and sharing it
- 13:03 – Giving up the narrative
- 14:03 – Establishing boundaries
- 15:54 – Intuitive branding and why companies get this wrong
- 19:55 – What bad leadership looks like
- 20:57 – Letting go of the narrative that defines us
- 22:19 – How she leads through example
- 24:26 – Authentic messaging and who she takes on as clients
- 29:26 – The problem with “wanting to be famous”
- 31:43 – The hardest part of Mary’s four-part process
- 35:28 – Not being psychologically ready to move ahead
- 37:03 – Doing something you love
- 38:06 – Contacting Mary
- 38:24 – Conclusion
- 38:56 –A short intro to my next guest, Core Value Evangelist Darius Mirshahzadeh
