Ever felt the urge to change something big at the last minute—but talked yourself out of it?
In this episode, I share a real-time story about rewriting my keynote just before stepping on stage—and how trusting myself (even when it felt risky) created a deeper impact for the audience and for me.
When you're standing on the edge of a gutsy move, your brain will try to logic you into staying “safe.” But your body? Your inner voice? They know.
You don’t need every answer or perfect timing to trust yourself. You just need enough of a signal to follow.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
- How to know the difference between fear and misalignment
- Why trusting yourself is more important than the “perfect” plan
- The energetic shift that happens when you go with your gut
- How last-minute pivots can unlock your next level of power
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