On my podcast, “The Elena Cardone Show,” I sat down with the COO of the Cardone Empire, Sheri Hamilton. But, her success didn’t come easy. She had to overcome incredible obstacles — including self-doubt. Then, Sheri blew my mind and shared that it all stemmed from one thing…
When you talk to Sheri Hamilton, you feel that you are with a dynamic woman. And, I’m not just saying that because of her role in our companies — or that I consider her a friend.
So, it was hard for me to believe that her road to success was challenging. (You can hear her full, amazing story here on my podcast.)
Therefore, I had to ask her for insights on the source and how to overcome self-doubt.
THAT BEING SAID, I WAS NOT READY FOR THE ANSWER…
According to her self-doubt comes from compromising your integrity which diminishes your self-worth.
Knowing that is great, but what do you do then?
Sheri has answers for that too…
How to Overcome Self-Doubt — Once You Know
The answers that Sheri gave me as to how to overcome self-doubt were not quick and easy. Nonetheless, they were real.
First, she suggested that one starts by keeping promises to yourself. This creates confidence in who you are as a person to you.
From there, self-doubt will creep up less and less.
I understand that it is easier said than done. However, just getting started is an incredible feat.
Sheri’s story is proof that you can do it and further, I believe in you.
Build an Empire,
Elena Cardone
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