Podcast Episode
Belief Is the Business ft. Miriam Laundry

About this episode
What happens when you decide to believe in what’s possible before you have any proof it will work? In this episode of Found-HER, I sit down with one of my real-life besties, children’s book publisher and author Miriam Laundry, to talk about the belief that has shaped her life, business, and impact. Miriam shares how losing her 17-year-old niece to suicide became the catalyst for writing her first children’s book, why she set a goal to empower 100,000 children to believe in themselves, and how that mission eventually grew into a publishing company helping aspiring authors bring their own dreams to life. We talk about starting messy, making expensive mistakes, finding mentors, and why sometimes the message you’re creating for other people is exactly the one you need yourself.We also get into the power of surrounding yourself with people who can hold a bigger vision for you, especially when the people closest to you don’t understand what you’re building yet. Miriam and I talk about masterminds, taking action before you feel ready, quieting the “big bad bully” in your own mind, and why believing in yourself might be one of the most important skills you can build as a founder. If you’ve been sitting on a dream or waiting until you have everything figured out, this conversation is your reminder that you’re allowed to start messy and figure it out along the way. Tune in to the full episode, share it with your business bestie, leave a review, and connect with me on Instagram @Kimberley.Hiebert to tell me what you’re ready to start believing is possible.Website: https://miriamlaundry.com/
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