What I'm No Longer Tolerating In 2026 {1.06.26}

In this episode of the Goal Getter Guide Podcast, I’m getting personal and honest about the identity-level shifts I’m making as I step into 2026.This is not a goal-setting episode. It’s a boundary-setting episode -- a message to myself of how I will show up in this new year.After naming 2026 as the year of the identity-based goal, I realized something important: if I want different results, I have to stop tolerating the patterns that kept me playing smaller than I know I’m meant to.So in this conversation, I’m sharing the eight things Future Jen is officially done tolerating and why these shifts matter not just for me, but for any ambitious business owner who knows they’re ready to lead, decide, and move differently.In this episode, you’ll hear:How choosing spaciousness actually creates better resultsWhat “half-visibility” looks like and why I’m done holding back The mindset shift from treating your offers as optional add-ons to owning them as essential business infrastructureWhy spirituality and intuition belong in your business, not on the sidelinesHow being the bottleneck in your own growth quietly caps your successWhat it really means to stand firmly in your value without ego or apologyHow fear of judgment shows up in selling, visibility, boundaries, and leadershipWhy dimming your voice to keep others comfortable costs both you and the people you’re here to serveThis episode is raw and vulnerable, but I hope it inspires YOU to make 2026 the year that you remember what you're here to do and do it.________________Thank you for listening! Follow the Show ~ If you enjoyed today's episode,  please follow The Goal Getter Guide Podcast so that new episodes are delivered automatically to your favorite podcast feed. Want more? Join The Momentum Room, Jen's small group program for service-based small business owners who want to turn their avoidance into action. Learn more here.Looking for 1-to-1 support? Jen works with a few high-level entrepreneurs at a time. Schedule a time to chat with her here.Visit Jen's website by clicking here.