#184: The First Step To Starting Is Permission

I invite you to finally take the leap— your new season is asking you to embrace it. Creating this chapter with your self-expression, message and creativity at the helm, is nothing short of magic.But it takes risk. Choosing a new direction or launching something you've never done before requires permission to think differently, believe in what you know is possible deep down and trust that it's worth finding out what happens next.If you’re caught between excitement and uncertainty, or you find yourself stuck in preparation mode, this episode is the nudge you need to step into action and bring your ideas to life. You’ll find inspiration to assess your resources, give yourself permission to make mistakes, and cultivate the confidence to start. It’s time to claim your moment!In this episode, you’ll learn:Why giving yourself permission to start messy is the key to launching your dream projectWhen and how to push past fear, people-pleasing, and internal resistance to create a life that’s true to your purposeWhy your passion and purpose never go away, even during pauses, and how to use that energy to plan for your next leapLinks:Get the FREE Audio-First Podcasting Action PlanMore episodes on this topic:Ep.45 - Launch The Creative Business You've Always Wanted By Starting A PodcastEp.46 - BEGIN PODCASTING: 3 Steps To Defining Your Message with PurposeEp.179 - Should I Start A Podcast?Thank you so much for listening! If you loved this episode, please consider becoming a follower on Apple Podcasts by clicking the plus + sign or become a subscriber on Spotify by clicking the “follow button” or wherever you enjoy listening to this podcast so you don’t miss any new episodes!Mentioned in this episode:FREE Audio-First Podcasting Action PlanI’m here to tell you that…most successful podcasters did not begin with video- they started with audio and grew from there. Start mapping out your aligned starting point right now with my FREE Audio-First Podcasting Action Plan! Because podcasting works best when it’s serving you. Get the FREE Audio-First Podcasting Action Plan