Margo asked Tara Mohr:

I have read quite a few help books and I often love the advice they are giving but when when I close the book and get back to life I often forget the advice and don’t incorporate it into my life. How do you suggest putting your steps into action everyday?

Tara Mohr I couldn't agree more! And I'm always so happy when people say they find Playing Big to be actionable and practical....I hope you won't think of the book as giving advice as much as giving you a set of tools to use day to day. I'd give yourself time to focus on integrating the tools from one chapter so they become habit before moving on to the next. In other words, spend a week using the inner critic tools...then move onto Inner Mentor work...and so on. Of course, another great way to give yourself support and accountability is to form a group, ongoing PB book club, or just get an accountability buddy...The Playing Big course that I teach offers another way to do this because we take the tools one at a time over 6 months. Some people also like to write prompts/reminders into their calendars to help them remember to use the tools.

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Eunice asked Tara Mohr:

Tara, I am loving your book on Playing Big so far and shared some good info with my partner. How can I overcome a critique about being too quiet I view it as my personality and management views it as a required task?

Christina asked Tara Mohr:

In your book, you encourage women to move away from "good student habits" and to be more spontaneous. What advice do you give to women who want to be spontaneous without seeming underprepared or inexperienced?

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I have read quite a few help books and I often love the advice they are giving but when when I close the book and get back to life I often forget the advice and don’t incorporate it into my life. How do you suggest putting your steps into action everyday?

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Tara - the gender pay gap has been been a popular topic of discussion lately. What have your observations been around this topic and what can women do differently to be confident in researching and requesting equal pay?

Tara, I am loving your book on Playing Big so far and shared some good info with my partner. How can I overcome a critique about being too quiet I view it as my personality and management views it as a required task?

In your book, you encourage women to move away from "good student habits" and to be more spontaneous. What advice do you give to women who want to be spontaneous without seeming underprepared or inexperienced?

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