Low Self-Esteem and Success with Dr. Joe Rubino

Women Entrepreneurs HQ Episode 7 (WEHQ 7) Did you know that your low self-esteem can get in the way of your business success? Self-esteem is an essential trait if you are to have the confidence necessary to start a business or take your current business to the next level. The problem with self-esteem is that it is deeply rooted in our childhood and earlier experiences. Unfortunately, negative experiences can leave you scarred for life and those scars WILL show up in your business. The sad reality is that we don’t always understand how these experiences translate in our current lives unless we enlist the help of an expert who can shed some light on our current behavioural patterns. In this interview with self-esteem expert, Dr. Rubino explains exactly the role of self-esteem in our lives and businesses. He also offers us tips to help us take control of our low-esteem and find strength from that weakening personality trait.   >>> Enjoy the interview: Video Is Loading ... // >>> Prefer audio? Brilliant! Click below to listen to the MP3: [audio:   >>> About today’s guest, Dr. Joe Rubino: Dr. Joe Rubino is an internationally acclaimed expert on elevating self-esteem, a life-changing personal development and success coach on how to restore self-esteem, achieve business success, maximize joy and fulfillment in life and dramatically increase productivity.  He is known for his groundbreaking work in personal and leadership development, building effective teams, enhancing listening and communication skills, life and business coaching and optimal life planning. >>> Connect with Dr. Joe Rubino (and tell them you saw him on Women Entrepreneurs HQ): Dr. Rubino is sharing a discovery that is important to your success and happiness. If you want to learn more, you’ll be able to download the details here: Dr. Joe Rubino – Total Self-Esteem What is this guest reading? During ...

Channel: iTunes Video Length: 0s Date Found: Fri, Jul 01 2011 11:01 PM Category: Business Date Produced: Tue, May 31 2011 12:00 AM View Count: 0