Finding Your Voice and Village with Cheldin Rumer

<p>For many entrepreneurs, especially female entrepreneurs, it is easy to fall into the trap of wearing all the hats, doing all the things, and losing sight of our authenticity when trying to please everyone - and that’s a quick ticket to burning out. But by finding our voice, we can learn how to turn our challenges and unique experiences into our power. Joining The Conscious Leadership Podcast for a conversation about developing an authentic voice in entrepreneurship, is the inspirational Cheldin Rumer, CEO and host of the daily digital talk show, This Is It with Cheldin.</p> <p>In this episode, we dive into a discussion about surrounding yourself with the people who understand you, fully see you, and appreciate and embrace your differences. Chedlin shares her perspective on finding the lessons out of challenging experiences, along with her pivotal practice of regularly taking time to stand in your own light and celebrate your progress.</p> <p>Ultimately, this conversation is a reminder that your uniqueness is what makes you powerful. By using your voice, you’re stepping into that power and embracing your authenticity.</p> <ul> <li>[2:19] Introduction to Cheldin Rumer, CEO of i-g creative, and executive producer and host of This Is It Network</li> <li>[3:41] Cheldin shares her journey and how she pivoted to her passion for helping women tell their stories and find their entrepreneurial voice</li> <li>[9:22] Neurodivergence and entrepreneurship</li> <li>[10:40] Finding and serving <em>your</em> people, who hear your voice and see your vision</li> <li>[14:05] Understanding the lessons out of the valleys in life</li> <li>[18:02] Conscious marketing and creating feeling behind your offers and brand</li> <li>[24:23] Showing up as your weird, honest, present self for the people you’re meant to serve</li> <li>[29:22] Being willing to put yourself out there, and allowing yourself to suck (at first)</li> <li>[33:51] Letting go of the pressure to do all the things</li> <li>[40:39] The practice of standin