39: Never Too Late to Fix Your Crown: Rebuilding After Life Breaks You with Brigitte O'Michaels.

Okay, thank you.

I will.

So as a woman, I am a woman who wears a lot of crowns because why do I do the things that I do? You're so fine now why I do the things that I do because I am still finding out.

Why do I keep educating myself? Why do I keep hiring a coach after a coach, a mentor after a mentor? I don't know about you, but I have come in all the three continents I've lived in.

I have been opportune to interview over 1,000 women in my lifetime.

And I found out that women, we all have the same thing in common.

Same thing.

We get to a place of work, we're always going to be told, somebody's always going to say you are not good enough.

And then when they tell me I'm not good enough, I tell, okay, give me a feedback.

Where and where am I lagging? And then boom, I go get the education.

I go get whatever it is that is missing.

And then you find out that I keep keeping certification upon certification.

If we sit here today and I'm going through my certification, girl, I don't know whether you have space to write all of them.

But that's why I never introduce myself by any title.

Because the title is not who you are.

It does not define the person that you are.

And so that's the biggest work that I do with women, helping them with their identity.

Because a lot of women are going through imposter syndrome, self-sabotage, and all of those things.

And beneath, when someone tell me, oh, Bridget, I am not productive.

Bridget, I...

I'm already procrastinating.

I tell them, no, that's not the problem.

There is a root cause.

Because what is it? Every single woman is on a quest to identify who they are.

Because sometimes society, even your family, your work, whatever it is that you do, your business, makes you think that that is who you are.