When was the last time you did something that scared you? When was the last time you stretched yourself into discomfort so you could grow and flourish? I’m not saying you need to make yourself miserable, but I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: you can’t become the person you’re meant to be without leaning into your fears.

In this episode, Alison and I break down how you can use your fears, negative emotions –and maybe even hangovers– to guide you toward your own path. It’s time to show up. It’s time to do something that scares you. It’s time to stop always doing what feels good in the moment instead of doing the thing that will bring you real fulfillment. Because there are consequences to avoiding this growth, and they're worse than the temporary discomfort, friends.

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What you’ll find in this episode:

Meredyth talks us through what’s next for her and her business ventures

Breaking down the nuances of “spirituality” (it’s so different from religion)

How we can choose to disregard our own negative thoughts

How Meredyth uses her own fear as an indicator of the direction she should go next

Why just showing up and being available is one of the best gifts you can give someone

How giving up perfection allows you to show up better and more often

Why doing something that scares you and showing up for something that makes you nervous is what’s going to help you grow and build confidence in yourself

How negative feelings can guide you back to your path

What happens when you don’t listen to the negative feelings and emotions trying to lead you

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