We all have a journey. On our journey's we take many steps in every direction. Sometimes, those steps have us walking in a circle, and it seems as if there is no way out.
As we talk about Elizabeth's philosophy on taking small pivots, we learn about her story. We learn about what her first Pivot was that sent her life in a direction she never thought possible.
After 20 years in an abusive relationship, she took her first Pivot. That led to many more, giving her the confidence to make big jumps that changed her life.
It's not always easy, but listening to Elizabeth's story may give you just enough inspiration to take that Pivot you need in your life.
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Elizabeth A. Miles is an author, a certified life and business coach, a podcaster, and an entrepreneur. As the founder of March Forth Media Company, she is on a mission to help creatives find their unique style and voice and share their message with the world. Elizabeth is committed to assisting others in gaining the knowledge, skills, and confidence they need to build a brand and business (and life) they love.
Elizabeth is the author of This Is Where You Pivot: The Shift from Fear to Freedom, The Journey to Healing: Love, Yourself, and Connect You: A Guide to Your Authentic Life. She is also the host of The Power to Pivot Podcast (available on Anchor, Apple, Spotify, and Amazon), where she interviews others who have chosen Pivot in their lives. Her blog features other creatives trying to spread their story and offers tools, tips, and resources for marketing and brand development.
Elizabeth is a Philadelphia native who loves baking and cooking, music, and spending time in nature.
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Topics we discuss:
- What it was like before her choice to Pivot
- Her pivot moment and what changed
- The damaging relationship
- The journey to getting to her first Pivot
- Growing up and her early influences
- Being bullied
- Finding her place
- What life is like today
- Listening to Intuition
References:
- Big (The Movie)
- Funko Pops
- Power to Pivot
- Friends - Pivot segment
Credits:
Music:
Central Theme: "Eaze Does It" by Shye Eaze and DJ Rufbeats, a More In Common Podcast Exclusive.
All music created by DJ Rufbeats
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