Episode 107

Nicole Lewis-Keeber - Entrepreneurs & The Trauma Response

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December 29th, 2021

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About this Episode

What is the impact of childhood trauma on entrepreneurship? We may think it doesn’t impact us and instead believe that we simply have motivation or mindset issues. The truth is that the inner child is triggered by something from the past and is still running the show.

Join us as we dive more deeply into the impact of childhood trauma on our businesses. We can begin to recognize the symptoms and signs that are inviting us to reveal more so that we can heal the wounds that present themselves in our business behavior. From avoiding tasks to over-producing to having issues with income, these are just some of the many ways our past trauma presents itself through our business.

  • Small t trauma can have an even bigger impact than we realize.
  • How can trauma impact your business?
  • How can we best love our business?
  • Why should we help entrepreneurs become more trauma conscious?

Nicole Lewis-Keeber MSW LCSW is a business therapist, author, and mindset coach who works with entrepreneurs to create and nurture healthy relationships with their businesses. Nicole is the founder of Love Your Business School and the Creator of the Do No Harm Business Intensive. She has a rich and varied experience as a therapist and Licensed Clinical Social Worker with a Master's in Social Work. Certified in Brené Brown’s Dare To Lead™ methodology, Nicole has also been featured on numerous media outlets, including Fast Company and NPR, for her work in breaking the stigma of mental health and business ownership. She writes and speaks about the impact of small t trauma on businesses. Her biggest, more important work is combining therapeutic processes with business coaching to help entrepreneurs build emotionally sustainable & financially successful businesses. She lives in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, with her husband and two fat happy cats.

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