Episode Summary:
In this episode, Aileen and Julie dive into the all-too-familiar experience of fear, exploring a quote that struck a chord:
“All you have to do is show up. Be late. Be scared. Be confused. Just be there. You'll figure out the rest as you go.”
They open up about how fear has shaped their journey—from launching the podcast to navigating personal and professional challenges. Whether it’s the fear of being seen, judged, failing, or not being ‘enough,’ they share honest reflections on what it takes to show up anyway.
Through candid stories and relatable insights, they explore how courage often begins with simply being present—especially when things feel uncertain. Tune in for a conversation about fear, vulnerability, and finding strength in showing up.
Key Topics Discussed:
Quote to Remember:
"All you have to do is show up. Be late. Be scared. Be confused. Just BE there. You’ll figure out the rest as you go."
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Resources Mentioned:
Theodore Roosevelt's "Man in the Arena" - Read the full speech here
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