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Shara McGlothan is a Marriage and Family Therapist licensed in Missouri and Kansas. She received her Master’s in Family Therapy from Friends University and currently completing her Doctorate program at National University. Shara has specialized training in play therapy, trauma, and conflict resolution. Shara is passionate about help individuals discover themselves while establishing and maintaining healthy relationships.
Shara loves to work collaboratively with her clients so they can feel empowered to continue their journey outside her care.
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Mar 9, 2026 ∙ 5 min
How Your Attachment Style Shows Up in Entrepreneurship
Starting a business is exciting. Many entrepreneurs begin their journey with energy, hope, and motivation. There is excitement around the freedom, creativity, and independence that entrepreneurship can bring. Initially, the adrenaline of doing something new can carry people for a while. However, that initial excitement eventually wears off. This is often when entrepreneurs begin to notice something unexpected. Running a business is not just about strategy, marketing, or productivity. It...
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Mar 2, 2026 ∙ 4 min
How to Build a Business Without Burning Out Your Nervous System
Starting a business isn’t just a professional shift, it’s a nervous system shift. Many aspiring entrepreneurs focus on strategy, productivity, and growth without ever slowing down to ask a more foundational question: What is driving the way I’m building this business? While self-employment can be rooted in freedom, flexibility, and purpose, it can also quietly become fueled by fear, self-doubt, and the need to prove worth. When that happens, burnout isn’t a possibility; it’s a predictable...
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Feb 23, 2026 ∙ 4 min
Anxiety vs. Intuition in Business: How to Embrace Anxiety Without Letting It Run the Show
Starting a business often comes with a flood of emotions: excitement, hope, fear, doubt, and anxiety. Every emotion happening all at once. Many people assume that feeling anxious means they’re making the wrong decision or that entrepreneurship isn’t for them. But experiencing anxiety while starting a business is not a problem. In fact, when anxiety is understood and managed, it can become a powerful internal guide rather than something that controls you. The goal isn’t to eliminate...
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