Episode 26: Why Doubt Means I'm Growing

I've noticed something about doubt. It doesn't always mean I'm off track. Sometimes it just means I've stepped into new territory.

In this episode, I talk about:

• Why confidence follows a pattern of repetition, competence, then confidence—and why that confidence doesn't always transfer to new contexts
• How I used to interpret doubt as proof I wasn't ready, and why I now see it as a signal I'm building something new
• The cost of staying comfortable and how it disguises itself as safety
• How treating doubt as information—not a personal problem—helps me identify where to learn more and move forward
• What it really means to be in the stretch zone, and why that's exactly where growth happens

If you've ever felt doubt creep in when stepping into something unfamiliar, this episode is for you.

Key Takeaway: Doubt isn't evidence of a mistake—it's evidence of movement. When you stop taking it personally and start seeing it as information, you can ask a better question: "What do I need to learn next?" That's something that moves you forward.

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