Ep 60: Apparently, Adulthood is being scared and doing it anyway

“Maybe adulthood was never about finally having everything figured out. Maybe it’s about learning to trust ourselves enough to figure it out as we go.” --AngelaIn This Episode, We Talk About:Why Mama, Let’s Talk is becoming Apparently, We’re Adults and why I’m ready to expand the conversation from motherhood to womanhood.The strange realization that becoming an adult doesn’t magically mean you know what the hell you’re doing.How fear and imposter syndrome kept me from learning new skills in my career and the moment I realized avoiding discomfort was costing me more than facing it.Why saying “I don’t know,” “I need help,” and “teach me” might actually be some of the strongest, most grown-up things we can say.Welcome to Apparently, We’re Adults, the same honest conversations you loved from Mama, Let’s Talk, just with a little more room at the table. In this first episode of the new chapter, I’m talking about why I stepped away, why I almost didn’t come back, and why I realized I wasn’t done talking, I was just ready to talk about more. Motherhood will always be part of the conversation, but so will all the other things nobody exactly prepared us for.I’m also sharing one of the biggest lessons I’ve been learning lately: growth requires being willing to look like a beginner. I’m opening up about fear and imposter syndrome in my career, avoiding the things I didn’t know how to do, and finally deciding that being uncomfortable was better than staying stuck. Because maybe growing up isn’t about reaching some magical point where we finally know everything. Maybe it’s getting comfortable saying, “I don’t know yet, but I’m willing to learn.” And apparently, that might be what being an adult looks like after all.Connect with Angela:InstagramPinterest PostsLet's ConnectGet Your Freebies HereShop Our JournalsMusic By: Rex Banner