Published Apr 24, 2023

Rachel Dillon On Healthy Habits, Fitness, Flexible Eating, Relationships, Building Confidence, Body Image & Burn Out

Fitness entrepreneur Rachel Dillon delves into evolving body image perspectives, balancing personal and professional life, and building self-confidence through accountability, while sharing her journey through fitness competitions and the challenges of maintaining authenticity in business.
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  • Accountability

    Rachel Dillon emphasizes the transformative power of personal accountability in building confidence. She shares a pivotal moment from her past when she realized that self-reliance was key to her personal growth and success. This mindset shift allowed her to apply the discipline learned from fitness to various aspects of her life, including business and relationships 1. Rachel's morning routine, which includes avoiding her phone and setting boundaries, further supports her commitment to self-accountability 2.

    People always ask how do you build confidence. And I think exactly like that, knowing that I can keep myself accountable and do what I say I'm going to do. The power in that.

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    This approach not only enhances her confidence but also ensures she presents her best self to her team and those around her.

       

    Leadership

    Rachel's journey in developing leadership skills highlights the challenges and growth involved in becoming an effective leader. She discusses her initial struggles with management and the importance of being open to feedback and learning from experiences 3. Balancing her business persona with her authentic self has been a challenge, especially as a female leader, but setting boundaries has helped her manage this duality 4.

    I really love the whole idea of building a team. To me, I'm, like, super passionate about it.

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    Rachel also shares insights into her role in her businesses, emphasizing the importance of hiring skilled individuals to allow her to focus on areas where she can add the most value 5.