What if your most defining leadership moments don’t happen in the boardroom, on a stage, or with your name in lights— but in the quiet, in your bedroom at 6 a.m., when you choose to keep a promise to yourself that no one else knows about?
In this episode of Practically Possible, we explore the invisible habits, micro-choices, and sacred rhythms that build self-trust, shape your identity, and create lasting momentum. Lacey unpacks:
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The shift from discipline to devotion
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How to lead yourself when no one’s clapping
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Why softness is your sacred edge
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The quiet confidence built through integrity
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Anchoring your days with meaningful daily rituals
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The role of faith, identity, and vision in living an aligned life
If you’ve ever felt unseen, in a quiet season, or unsure how to keep moving forward—this episode will remind you: You’re not behind. You’re being built.
📥 Plus: Download the free Self-Leadership Scorecard in the link in my bio to stay aligned and anchored—especially when no one’s watching.
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