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“When I talk about leadership, I’m not just talking about the professional matter but also about leading your world. Leading who you are on the inside as much as leading what going on outside of you.”This episode is part 3 of my conversation with Angi San Souci, a leadership coach, speaker, and trainer. She is also the executive director at the John Maxwell Team and a certified knowledge broker by Tony Robins and Dean Graziosi. Her passion for serving women and leadership comes from her journey of starting in a place of survival and going to thriving.If you weren’t able to follow this episode, please go back and listen to parts 1 and 2.Join us in part three of this interview as Angi shares her journey on re-discovering and owning her story.[00:01 – 08:54] Re-build and Re-discoverAngi talks about how she rebuilds herself to begin the journey of healing.Re-discovering herself again.Find new things that she loves doing.If I can do one thing for myself tonight, what would that be?Being surrounded by people who had similar values as yourself.Encourage you to be aware of your mindset and your capacity.Angi talks about one of John Maxwell’s conference moments that helped her to make her decision.You can not kick the ball and drag the team.If your team in life is not willing to communicate the strategy on winning, maybe they are not supposed to be in the team from the first place.The healthy validation to leave the marriage If there's someone in a relationship who is having an extramarital affair, then is the divorce is considered acceptable[08:55 – 15:14] Owning Your StoryThe process of merging her personal and professional Leadership.She stepped back to take care of herself.Take the journey in owning her story and experiences that she has been throughThe beauty in the re-emergent processShe found herself in a very different professional place.Speaking about women empowerment through their personal and professional journey.When she talks about leadership, she is not just talking about the professional matter but also talks about leading your world.Leading who you are on the inside as much as leading what is going on outside of you.Integrate your stories and recognize the part of them that you have already written.The story is given to you for a reason. You are setting the foundation for your next story in the future.Angi talks about how getting back to the Maxwell team, teaching, and coaching helps her thrive today.Hustle and grind because there is someone that needs her help.She feels that it’s something that she gets to do.[15:15 – 23:16] Closing SegmentsWhat are you working on now, and what are your year-long goals?Work through her story and developing half-day and one-day workshops.Living Rich workshop; living life like you always eating a dark chocolate cake.Find your fight; the things that she used when she go through the dark period of her life to come out on the other side.What would the new you say to the old you?Girlfriend, Thankyou!Girlfriend, I know it sucks today, but I promise you that it’s worth it on the other side.What is something that you would recommend to get someone through a tough situation?Do what connects you to the higher power; Read and study more of the bible and surround yourself with the faith-based community.Find something that connects you to the higher source is such a huge benefit.Angi book recommendation.The Four Agreements by Don Miguel RuizIntentional Living by John MaxwellConnect with Angi online! See the links below.Final words from Angi and me.Mentioned Links:The Four Agreements by Don Miguel RuizIntentional Living by John MaxwellJohn Maxwell Tweetable Quotes: “If your team in life is not willing to communicate the game strategy, maybe they are not supposed to be in the team from the first place.” - Angi San Souci.“Do what connects you to the higher power; Read and study more of the bible and surround yourself with the faith-based community.” - Angi San Souci.“When I talk about leadership, I’m not just talking about the professional matter but also about leading your world. Leading who you are on the inside as much as leading what going on outside of you.” - Angi San Souci.Connect with Angi on LinkedIn, Instagram, and Facebook. Or check out her website at www.johncmaxwellgroup.com/angisansouci.Surviving to Thriving is brought to you by Knight Protection Services. A veteran-owned and operated company, Knight Protection Services employs a diverse group of former law enforcement officers and military veterans of the highest integrity, with extensive experience in risk assessment and crime prevention. Find out more by visiting https://knightprotectionllc.com/.For More Information About Surviving To Thriving: http://tothriving.org/