#135: The #1 Way To STOP Fearing and START Living In Your Power with Sarah Pendrick
When was the last time you gave yourself space? This is the burnout generation and it’s time to put a stop to it! We spend too much time listening to others and ignoring ourselves! But how do we start breaking down the self love myths and start self empowering? International speaker, life coach, and founder of the GirlTalk Network, Sarah Pendrick is here today to show us how. She is a TRUE master of self care and she goes way beyond the viral hashtag! If you want to know more about investing in yourself, building your own brand, and living in your power, you have to listen to this episode!
About The Guest:
Sarah Pendrick is the founder of one of the original women-supporting-women movements, The GirlTalk Network (originally GirlTalk LA) and the other leg of their 501c3 Foundation. Her mission is to empower women of all ages while serving as a resource for young women. Sarah is a self-love advocate, community influencer, life coach, writer, empowerment speaker, and philanthropist. With a bachelor's degree in psychology and a master's degree in family therapy, Sarah developed a famous women's event that benefits a custom empowerment program for young women. She travels all over the United States to speak to women and provides them with support, education, and empowerment.
Finding Sarah Pendrick:
Website: https://girltalknetwork.org/
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Instagram: @sarahpendrick
Facebook: @girltalknetwork
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