You didn't come this far to give up now.

What I know is that for too long I did not have anything positive I told myself. I was super hard on myself and I could never measure up to the "perfect" picture I had of myself. Then to make it worse I'd compare myself to other people's highlight reels.

Are you networking strategically? You should be.

Thank you Women2.o and the amazing Kate Brodock for publishing my latest article.

“And then she got up one more time.”


#wonderwoman #strength #tenacity #personaldevelopment #growth #letsgo #superheroes #leadership #success #motivation #inspiration

#jmtdna was strong this week on set during the filming of a TV reality show.

Be generous with your genius!

I can’t do it.
It’s too hard.
That’s too steep.
I’m afraid.

OR…

Behind the scenes of filming for a super special global Docuseries with my friend Rick Ornelas.

The change is coming. 💗🌎🙌

First off, I want to let you know I see you. I see your hard work, your commitment, and your constant striving for excellence. I know this year has been hard on you and you've kept going.

Full confession time, self-confidence has been one thing I've intentionally had to study.

You see for a long time I was a perfectionist. I thought if I didn't look, act, or do certain things then I was a failure. It held me back from trying anything because I honestly thought I couldn't do it. (*I now know that this was a false belief I had been allowing myself to believe. As soon as I switched this false belief my life changed. )

Let’s talk about leadership transformation in a country.

Lessons I've learned from my mentor John C. Maxwell:
1. Add value to people.

On April 29, 2021, we'll be gathering over 150 students at the Athens High School to help them LAUNCH their dreams. The LAUNCH Youth Leadership Conference was designed to empower, inspire, and equip young leaders.

What if we wouldn't have taken the time to build our email list of clients and prospects? What if we didn't take the time to think about running our business virtually?

In this episode, Allison interviews Ria Story. Ria is a leadership speaker, trainer, and author of 12 books.

I had so much fun chatting with the talented Scott J. Miller about his new book for the LAUNCH with Allison Liddle Podcast!

As a recovering perfectionist, I would often get paralyzed by fear when trying to scale my business. I wanted to know exactly what would work and how it would work before I took action.

The #1 question I receive from working moms is, “Allison, how do you build businesses and still be an awesome mom?”

My answer never changes…stop trying to do it all.8 years ago on my first day back from maternity leave I had to fire an insubordinate employee. That was not the ideal way to ease myself back into the workforce, but it happened. As the days and weeks went on I realized that no one cared that I had received no sleep the night before because of my crying baby. They didn’t care if I was tired, exhausted, or frustrated. They didn’t care that I didn’t have a private location to pump my milk or if I was still healing from giving birth. They just went along their way doing their work and expecting me to “catch-up” from my two month leave.

What’s self-leadership and why is it the first step to train your employees on?

I love leadership. I believe everyone can and should learn about leadership. However, often times I’ll get on a call with an executive planning a training and they’ll tell me all the reasons why their “people” aren’t leaders and shouldn’t be trained in leadership skills.

Can you become more enthusiastic, energetic, and positive? If you decided to become that person, how would it help you help yourself and others?