Stepping Into the Arena - How Courage, Resilience & Self-Trust Grows When You Take Action скачать в хорошем качестве

Stepping Into the Arena - How Courage, Resilience & Self-Trust Grows When You Take Action

If you feel like fear of judgement or criticism is stopping you from going after what you really want, this episode is for you. Welcome back to She Trusts Herself - the podcast for women learning to trust their inner voice, release guilt, and choose themselves unapologetically. In this episode, we’re talking about stepping into the arena - inspired by Brené Brown’s interpretation of Theodore Roosevelt’s “Man in the Arena” quote, and what it really means to be the one showing up, taking action, and living courageously even when others are watching from the sidelines. If you’ve ever felt like: • You hold yourself back because you’re afraid of being judged or criticised • You struggle between taking action and staying safe on the sidelines • You feel discouraged when others offer unsolicited opinions or advice • You want to build resilience and trust yourself more deeply then this conversation will likely resonate. In this episode we explore: ✨ The difference between being in the arena versus being a spectator ✨ Why criticism often says more about others than it does about you ✨ Building resilience through success, lessons and lived experience ✨ Learning to tune out external noise and trust your own path ✨ How stepping into the arena transforms your identity and confidence This episode is a reminder and invitation to choose courage over comfort, step into your own arena, and trust yourself enough to take action - even when the outcome is unknown. 📖 Check out my books: Australia: https://tashleam.com/ Global: https://www.amazon.com/stores/Tash-Le... ✨ Connect with me on Instagram and TikTok: @tash_leam 📆 Book a 1:1 Human Design Session with Me: https://tidycal.com/tashleam/the-real... 🎙 Subscribe for weekly conversations about self-trust, personal growth, and becoming who you were before the world told you who to be. Until next time - you are not too much or too little. You are just you.