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How to Take Credit for Your Work

Season #1 Episode #3

Hey there! This is Christy Rutherford, your host for Why She’s Winning. Today, Chrystin McLelland and I talk about how she was able to take credit for her work.

Chrystin McLelland is a military leader, a rockstar, and an international speaker. She's spoken on stages with industry personnel in the oil industry, all around the world.

She's a Sumi-e artist and she's also a volunteer art teacher in her community where they don't have any art programs where it is absolutely necessary.

Join in and listen to get the core fundamental essentials for your business growth and success!

Here’s Just a Taste of This Episode’s Talking Points

The Challenges Chrystin Experienced

Before Chrystin Started working with me, she had experienced some challenges. One of those challenges is letting other people tell her what success should look like, which is more about helping his boss and other people look good so they can achieve their goals.

She then realized that doing such doesn't make her happy. Because she would end up standing in the crowd, watching somebody be acknowledged for the work that she has done. This was very demoralizing for Chrystin, thinking that she would always be that person in the background.

The Point of the Shift

Chrystin's point of shift started when she attended the women's leadership conference at which I'm one of the speakers. She met me there and thought that I went some really great stuff.

She felt inspired and joined a group of women from the conference. Then, sharted working with me and talked about the challenges we were facing. Such as not asking for things that you want, not living up to your full potential, and letting other people tell us that this is what your success should look like.

During the sessions, Chrystin realized that she doesn't want to live working for other people's success and just always be in the background. Then, comes real change.

Other Topics We Covered on the Show:

  • The point of not asking and just always giving.
  • The reality of doing more for other people.
  • Busy women are busy doing so many things, but not the right things.
  • The process of showing up differently and having 7 job offers.
  • How Chrystin's change affected her household.

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