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In this episode of 'No Silver Spoons,' host Sarah Beth Herman continues the story from last week about the night her home was invaded and robbed. She shares the emotional aftermath, the search for her missing dog, and the perspective shifts that followed. Sarah discusses the importance of reducing risk, learning from mistakes, and the parallels between home security and business leadership. She emphasizes resilience, preparedness, and the significance of outside perspective in leadership. This episode also highlights the services offered by Dentistry Support and provides information on how to connect with Sarah for mentorship and coaching.

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In the first episode of the new year, Sarah Beth Herman of 'No Silver Spoons' shares a deeply personal and challenging start to 2026. After returning from a festive New Year's Eve celebration, Sarah and her husband discovered their home had been broken into, turning what began as a beautiful night into a traumatic experience. She discusses the leadership lessons learned from this event, focusing on resilience, facing disruptions, and the importance of robust systems in both personal life and business. Sarah emphasizes the importance of moving forward with clarity despite experiencing pain and trauma. The episode concludes with a promise of exploring themes of fear, healing, and restoration in the upcoming episodes.

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In this opening episode of Season 5 of 'No Silver Spoons,' host Sarah Beth Herman welcomes listeners, both new and returning. The season promises to focus on neuroplasticity—the brain's ability to change and adapt—highlighting how understanding our thought patterns can facilitate growth and leadership. Sarah reflects on the past seasons and explains that Season 5 will intentionally guide listeners to internalize and retrain their minds for better leadership, confidence, and personal growth. The episode ends with the introduction of the 'That's Good' moment, a segment that encapsulates key takeaways from each episode, emphasizing the importance of comprehending and applying these insights in real life.

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In the final installment of the Keep Going Series, Sarah Beth Herman recounts the transformative 12-week journey aimed at personal growth and resilience. She reflects on the challenges faced and conquered, motivating listeners to persist through difficulties with renewed strength and purpose. The episode underscores the importance of shedding outdated identities, embracing gratitude, and harnessing internal resilience. Sarah also shares valuable lessons from her own life, including the power of neuroplasticity, the significance of alignment, and the virtues of stewardship and intentional focus. The episode concludes with a call to share these impactful lessons with others, fostering a community of encouragement and mutual growth, while hinting at the upcoming Season 5 filled with higher leadership and spiritual depth.

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In week 11 of the 'Keep Going Series,' Sarah Beth Herman delves into the importance of finishing strong, regardless of the time of year. She recounts the challenges she's faced, from balancing her MBA program and managing multiple businesses to handling unexpected setbacks like chargebacks. Sarah Beth emphasizes the value of discipline over the desire to slow down and the impact of staying committed to future goals. She shares personal stories, including her recent Better Business Bureau Award, and offers practical advice on maintaining momentum. She concludes by encouraging listeners to create a 'finish list' to solidify their commitments and to recognize the importance of small steps in the journey towards becoming one's best self.

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n this 10th episode of the 'Keep Going' series on No Silver Spoons, Sarah Beth Herman delves into the journey of becoming the person God intended you to be, particularly when faced with shifting social circles. Sharing a personal story about a challenging experience with a former friend group, Sarah underscores the importance of aligning with a supportive and healthy community. She highlights that identity should be rooted in God's vision rather than societal acceptance, and offers practical advice to reaffirm relationships that truly nurture and uplift. Sarah concludes with a call to express gratitude to those who have provided a safe and encouraging space, reinforcing that the path to becoming your true self is supported by genuine connections.

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In week nine of the 'Keep Going' series on No Silver Spoons, Sarah Beth Herman delves into the complexities and emotional challenges of hiring family members in business. Sharing her personal experience, Sarah Beth discusses the pitfalls of misplaced loyalty and the difficult decisions leaders must make to maintain peace and alignment. She emphasizes the importance of setting non-negotiable boundaries and holding onto personal convictions. Through this heartfelt narrative, listeners are encouraged to protect their purpose, maintain clarity, and prepare for a successful future despite past betrayals.

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In this episode of 'No Silver Spoons', Sarah Beth Herman reflects on the profound experiences and lessons learned while working in a challenging corporate environment. Emphasizing the importance of conviction, Sarah shares a personal story of maintaining integrity and work ethic despite facing manipulation, sabotage, and toxic leadership. She discusses the neuroscience and spiritual aspects of conviction, and how it can guide us through professional hardships. The episode concludes with thought-provoking questions for reflection and a message of gratitude and faith. Tune in to explore the costs and rewards of staying true to your values.

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