Would you ever get surgery to enhance your appearance?

If not, is the reason because you lack the courage to go for it, or that you’re scared of what other people might think? That was my personal experience for 30 years. I had wanted a nose job for a very long time, but because I was scared of being judged, I held back from doing it.

Recently, I decided it was time and I went for it. I have learned so many lessons in this process, like how the stories we make up in our head about what will happen don’t always reflect what actually happens—especially when it comes to doing something that helps you stay in alignment with yourself.

In this episode, you will learn about:

• What I used to believe about plastic surgery that I don’t anymore.
• Why I held back from telling other people I was getting a nose job.
• The first time I became aware of my nose and how it changed my view of myself.
• What I told my boys about my surgery (for now).
• The reactions I’ve had about my story from friends and strangers.
• The most nerve-wracking part of the whole process.
• The biggest lesson I learned from my nose job experience.
• How you can use your story to help others going through the same things.
• Why you shouldn’t hold back in life (especially if it’s just to please others).

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