How much more belief do you have in your vision, than fear?”
Nistha Dube
In conversation with a mindset coach that has over 16000 followers on Tiktok and we touch subjects such as dealing with anxiety as creators, how to navigate through comparison/ feelings of jealousy, and advice for mindset coaches wanting to start with Tiktok.
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Highlights from this episode:
[0:50] What is your story?
[5:20] How did you go from a mindset of “I’m doing this for fun” to “I’m going to be more intentional about it”?
[7:45] What were some of your fears?
[10:25] What would help people out with anxiety when they’re starting out with content creation?
[12:45] What are ‘still spaces’ and how can someone create them?
[23:43] How do you navigate through comparison?
[36:12] What is your advice for someone who wants to start on Tiktok?
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A little bit about Nistha:
Nistha’s mission is to help people listen to their inner voices and cultivate intentionality in their daily lives. She attended Virginia Tech University and graduated earlier this year with a Bachelor’s in Cognitive & Behavioral Neuroscience with a second major in Psychology. Today, Nistha creates informational content across social media and mentors individuals in achieving their personal and professional goals. Her long-term mission is to create intentional learning in schools across the world and empower individuals to live a life of purpose. She recently published her first poetry book, beyond the skin, now available on Amazon!
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Resources mentioned:
Beyond the Skin by Nistha Dube