
I'm absolutely thrilled to introduce you to an amazing guest in today’s episode - Sherrell Dorsey, tech innovation journalist and the incredible founder of The Plug. Here’s the thing, she's not just your run-of-the-mill founder and author; she's a true powerhouse. She's a data and storytelling expert and hosts the Road to Reinvention podcast. But let me tell you, the reason Sherrell's here today isn't just because of her impressive list of accomplishments – it's because she's an incredible human being. You can Google her to find all the gold stars, but what truly sets her apart is her inspiring journey of impact and reinvention. Today, we're going to dive deep into the concept of purposeful impact and how to embrace change along the way – something I believe is incredibly important for all of you tuning in.
Tune in to hear how Sherell is gracefully navigating her path of reinvention, and discover some valuable lessons about living intentionally, practicing self-care, and building authentic connections in our ever-changing world. Sherell gets real about her recent decision to step down from her own company and dive headfirst into the thrilling journey of self-discovery. She shares how she's redefining success in her life, focusing on deeper connections and acts of kindness. Sherell's story is a big reminder that success isn't just about the fancy titles; it's also about the love we give and receive. So, grab a comfy seat and join us for this heartwarming conversation.
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“I realized I don’t want to be a costume of myself.” - Sherrell Dorsey
“It doesn't have to be that you have to make this massive pivot or do this entire 360 or ditch everything you've built. Sometimes it's just about, with what I have, how can I be more intentional?” - Jessica Hurley
“Reinvention is important. We do not have to stay in the same space. But grace is still required for that process. So I hope you give yourself some grace.” - Sherrell Dorsey
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Absolutely loved this episode! My takeaway from this episode basically confirms what I already knew to be true. We only have one person to blame for where we are- ourselves! Changing your life requires you to take personal accountability. Period. I appreciate you giving it to us straight, Jessica!
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