Do we REALLY believe in what we do? Is belief an integral part of your life? In today’s episode, the first in a series, we start our discussion of the BOOTS (believe, overcome, own, trust and serve) method of a belief system.
Robi Ley is the owner and lead communication coach at WordCrafter Consultants. Robi believes that every person has a story. Her business is about helping people tell their story.
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