Nobody warns you that being a beginner as an adult is a full ego experience. I picked something I was genuinely bad at, on purpose, on the way to a trip I actually care about. And what happened in those weeks of practicing alone in my car, embarrassed, fumbling through phrases I couldn't get right, taught me more about who I'm becoming than almost anything else I've done this year.
Because here's what I've noticed: the women who build things, real things, lasting things, aren't the ones who waited until they were ready. They're the ones who were willing to be terrible at something long enough to get good at it. And that muscle? It's the same one you need for business. For your personal brand. For anything worth building.
IN THIS EPISODE WE TALK ABOUT:
✦ Why I picked something I'm bad at on purpose, on the way to a trip I actually care about
✦ What being a beginner as an adult does to your ego that nobody warns you about
✦ The parallel between learning a language badly and building a business badly — and why both require the same muscle
✦ What practicing in the car, alone, embarrassed, taught me about consistency
✦ Why I think every adult should be terrible at something new at all times
IF THIS RESONATED:
If you're ready to stop watching and start building, DM me "BETTER" on Instagram and let's talk about what starting your personal brand actually looks like for you.
I work with women one on one to help them build something magnetic, monetizable, and 100% theirs.
Send me a DM and let's get you started 🤍
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