From Living in a Trailer to a House of Moxie With Ashley Ambirge
In this episode of the Unmistakable Middle Finger Project Ashley Ambirge returns to the show to share her journey from living in a trailer to a house of moxie and wildly successful copywriting business. HIGHLIGHTS:...
In this episode of the Unmistakable Middle Finger Project Ashley Ambirge returns to the show to share her journey from living in a trailer to a house of moxie and wildly successful copywriting business.
HIGHLIGHTS:
- How moments in our childhood can shape and define us
- Why some people experience growth after hardship and others don’t.
- Necessity as the catalyst for self reliance and independence
- Learning the necessary character traits to navigate success and failure
- Why we must be wiling to put ourselves in difficult situations
- How the stakes get higher when we have more to lose
- The importance of generosity
- Flipping the script on our internal narratives to serve us
- Developing a unique voice that hits people in the face with a crowbar
Resources and Posts
Quotes:
In order to flip the script, you’re going to have to piss a lot of people off
Ashley Ambirge is the the founder of The Middle Finger Project and the CEO of House of Moxie, inc. You can follow her on twitter @tmfproject
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