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As we honor Labor Day and all the hard work and dedication it takes for each of us to show up to work, as individuals, as workers, and as members of our respective countries, we want to take a moment to honor one lady who shed light on "working 9 to 5" and so much more. Here's to Dolly, may she R.I.P.

Sometimes the people who touch our lives most deeply leave us with something that has nothing to do with what they accomplished, and everything to do with how they made us feel.

In this episode, I reflect on Dolly Parton's light, humor, generosity, and the beautiful paradox of becoming someone so much bigger than the persona the world sees. We explore authenticity, self expression, trusting our inner knowing, and what it means to keep showing up and sharing our light.

In this episode:

• The gap between who we are and who others think we are
• What Dolly teaches us about authenticity and self expression
• Trusting our intuition and inner knowing
• Why our energy and what we leave behind matter
• Letting go of the small stuff and focusing on the bigger light
• What it means to keep showing up, creating, and shining

A reflection to take with you:

What would it look like to stop making yourself smaller and start showing up more fully as the person you know yourself to be?

And maybe, when you're not sure what to do next, ask yourself: What would Dolly do?

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