summary
In this episode of Curiosity Over Fear, Sharmaine reflects on her journey of overcoming fear and perfectionism to embrace curiosity. She shares personal anecdotes about starting her podcast, the struggles with imposter syndrome, and the importance of taking small steps towards growth. This episode emphasizes the value of continuous improvement through the Japanese philosophy of Kaizen and encourages listeners to trust themselves and their process. Sharmaine also introduces the evolution of her podcast, which will include solo episodes and interviews with inspiring guests.
takeaways
- Curiosity can push us to take risks.
- Fear often masks our true potential.
- Perfectionism can hinder progress.
- Small steps lead to significant change.
- Trusting the process builds confidence.
- Life is too short to hold back.
- Every moment is an opportunity for growth.
- Mistakes are part of the learning journey.
- Embrace the journey, not just the destination.
- Curiosity can transform our perspective.
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