Takeaways

• The story of "going it alone" is often just that, a story, and it usually is not true. Resources and people willing to help are typically closer than we think, we are just not slowing down enough to listen.
• Leadership does not require being the hero who swoops in to fix everything. The role is closer to mentor: someone who empowers others and points them toward their own answers instead of solving every problem solo.
• Noticing what and who is already around us, instead of pushing harder or recycling the same scarcity story, produces the same results with a lot more grace and ease.

In this episode of Flipping the Matrix, Sandy Wolff takes listeners back to one of the hardest chapters of her life: the year she took over her late husband's company at thirty years old. She admits she told herself a stor ...