A thank you gift inside...
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Hi Reader, I wanted to take a moment to say thank you. Over the past few weeks, I've been sharing about Brave Becoming and the live cohort launching in January. Whether you joined, forwarded an email to a friend, or simply took the time to read what I sent, thank you. It means more than you know. I know your inbox has been flooded lately with Black Friday and Christmas deals. (Mine too!) So the fact that you opened this email? That you're still here? I also really enjoyed the hilarious responses I got back to my epic typo. As a thank you, I want to give you something. I've put together a free resource you'll find helpful, especially if you're in the middle of a transition right now: The Enneagram Guide to Navigating Change Inside, you'll discover:
Even if you're not sure of your type yet, this guide will help you understand why transitions feel the way they do and what to do about it. Access your free Enneagram Guide to Navigating Change → (Download the PDF version by clicking the download icon in the upper right corner of the web page.) And here's something else I want you to know: I heard from many of you who are excited to join the Brave Becoming live cohort. But I also heard from people who said things like: "I want this, but the live times don't work with my schedule." I've been sitting with that feedback. And I have something to share with you tomorrow that you're going to want to see. Keep an eye on your inbox. With gratitude, Matt Rhodes Hit reply and tell me. (I read every response, and your answers help me know how to serve you better.) |
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