
“Growing up I was scared to take any risks, I always followed the rules, and now there’s no rules for me to follow,” Founder of Studio Eclectics Yan Lim
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So glad you’re here business-builder because we have another inspiring story of growing, trialing, and error-ing on the journey of working for yourself.
And let me just say that if you’re feeling a little tired, run-down, flat, all the things – I feel you. We’re pushing hard in this self-employed business-building gig, which is why it’s extra sweet that our storyteller today is a breath of fresh air.
We talk about how you never have to stay tied to who you were, the ongoing, evolving battle with imposter syndrome, why you should just keep saying yes to yourself, and in an extra bonus we hear some very insightful branding tips for ensuring your brand embraces its quirks to stand out from the rest.
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