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Amanda Alexander

Helping extraordinary women to achieve extraordinary success since 2003, Amanda Alexander
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About Amanda Alexander

Amanda Alexander is one of the UK’s Top Life Coaches; she has been helping professional women to achieve extraordinary success since 2003. She gets a bee in her bonnet when she sees brilliant women holding themselves back because of self-doubt. So she created an "Imposter Syndrome Quit Kit" to help you get out of your own way and get on with reaching your full potential! You can download a complimentary copy of Amanda’s Imposter Syndrome Quit Kit here: www.amandaalexander.com p.s. Let me know what you score in the Imposter Syndrome Test!

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10 Qualities of Being Bold for Change That Will Inspire You Part 1

According to the World Economic Forum, the gender gap won’t close completely until 2186. That’s 169 years until we achieve true equality for women. With such a sobering statistic, you can see why the International Women’s Day team decided on “Be Bold For Change” as this year’s theme: We ain’t gonna close that 169 year gap any faster by quietly waiting for change to happen! This week’s post is about being BOLD in your life, because change happens one person at a time. Each of us can make a difference – by aspiring to reach our own potential, each in our own unique way. Being bold for change starts with you!
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Amanda Alexander
May 02, 2017
Self

​5 Simple Steps to Get Out of Your Own Way

“Getting in your own way” is the biggest obstacle you face when you set your sights on a big, juicy goal. When you set your mind on achieving something, there are always obstacles to overcome - time, money, other people, motivation, lack of know-how... But compared to the obstacle that is lack of self-belief, the others are mere trifles. The biggest obstacle of all is YOU, getting in your own way, paralysing yourself through fear and self-doubt. Ultimately, the buck really does stop here! Want to get out of your own way? Have more self-belief? Get on with achieving your boldest dreams? Good! Let's get you out of your own way, right now, with 5 simple and reasonably painless steps!
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Amanda Alexander
May 18, 2015

Three Things You Can Do Now to Help the World AND Be Happy

Like billions of others, I am reeling from this week’s US presidential election results. I am aghast that so many people have voted for a man who has such blatant disregard for PEOPLE. I am intensely concerned for the World we live in; worried that the racists, bigots, misogynists and haters have been granted carte blanche to come out of the closet. So here are three things you can do now - and from this day forward to help the world. AND be happy whilst you’re at it!
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Amanda Alexander
Nov 24, 2016
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How to Bounce Back From Public Failure and Humiliation

250 Men Turned up Specifically to Boo at Her... Imagine failing at something so publicly that you were featured on the front page of the national press. Now imagine if, at the time of failure, you were standing at the front of a hall in which 250 men who had turned up specifically to boo at you and revel in your failure. And imagine a journalist shoves a microphone under your nose and asked you to comment about how you felt. You would probably feel like crying. And that’s exactly what Baroness Warsi, who experienced all this, felt like doing at that moment.
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Amanda Alexander
Oct 06, 2015

Love this Suzy. Wish I'd seen the awards.

Funny.. your comment about bringing darkness into the light really struck a chord. This is the 3rd such comment/quote I've seen in the past 24 hours. I...

Crying with David Beckham...