Killing your mental health with these bad habits?

Overworker, I see YOU!

You’re always doing a little extraaaaa? 

While you simultaneously find yourself thinking:

• “What the eff am I doing?”

• “I should be doing more”

• “I’m just not good enough for this.”

You might even have said one of these already today. These thoughts super consume you.

They’re your sneaky limiting beliefs - not YOU!

Yep, n’betweeners are cursed with not-believing-in-ourselves. 

One moment we’re shouting from the rooftops “YES I can do this!” But the next, we’re curled up on the couch watching Netflix, unable to move. The doubt creeps in aaaaand the cycle repeats.

Imposter syndrome is killing your mental health.

If you ever think, “I cannot afford living like this anymore” you’re right.

Because non-stop molding will defeat you, and send you straight to bed.

Here is the most heartbreaking thing about this: When you stop believing in yourself, you give up on yourself. You move further and further from who you are and what you want. You leave that shiny golden soul of yours on the side of a highway.

If you’re exhausted from doing everything and nothing, while silencing yourself

👉 You may be doing one of these 3 BIG toxic habits 

Imposter-syndrome is a set-up for mental health breakdown, NOT the abundant life you deserve.

But you can’t have that life that if you’re drowning in self-doubt.

So let's shift this: join me for a special masterclass happening on Wednesday, March 9th!

It’s my special gift to you and it’s completely FREE.

We’ll tackle those nasty habits that show up and ruin our mental health. I know you’ve spent a lot of time overthinking, overworking, and still doubting your worth. It’s time to heal old wounds. Let me help by giving you the tools. 

Save your seat NOW for this live webinar!

And remember however this imposter experience shows up, I’m here to say…

You are strong. You are brilliant. You are worthy.

You don’t have to do this alone. We will make it through together. 

See you there.

💗

Nora

P.S. Know another overworker who needs some support? Forward them this email.