Why High-Achieving Women Need to Get Comfortable Being Beginners | Anya Alvarez & Ellen Ceresko, DriveHer Network

Send us Fan MailWhen you're used to being good at what you do, being a beginner can feel incredibly uncomfortable.Golf has a way of forcing you to get comfortable with exactly that.Jordan and Alex sit down with Anya Alvarez and Ellen Ceresko of DriveHer Network for a conversation that starts with golf but quickly becomes something much bigger: perfectionism, identity, resilience, business, community and learning to give yourself permission to not have everything figured out.Anya and Ellen share their experiences competing at an elite level, where every shot could mean making money, paying for the next tournament, getting recruited or letting down a team. Today, both have developed a very different relationship with the game.Because golf is something you can never perfect.You can practice every day and still make a bad swing. You can make the wrong decision. You can have a bad round.What matters is how quickly you adjust and what you do next.They also break down what new golfers actually need to know, how quickly women can become comfortable on the course, why beginners should get out and play sooner than they think, and why community can make entering a traditionally male-dominated sport feel a whole lot less intimidating.Plus, we get into building DriveHer Network, choosing the right business partners, operating from shared core values, and their mission to help more women say yes, show up and bring another woman with them.This one is about golf.But it's also about being willing to be a beginner again.Where Influence Meets Legacy™Follow DriveHer Network on IG at @driverher.networkwww.createcultivate.comELEVATECC20 for 20% OFFSupport the showBefore you go - here are three ways to continue elevating your legacy & connect:1. Follow @ElevateCollection.co on Instagram along with your host, @alexandriareed.co & @Jordanhawkins.co2. Subscribe to never miss an episode and get exclusive content3. Share this trailer with three people who need to hear itRemember: Your influence is just the beginning. Your legacy is the destination.See you soon, where influence meets legacy.