At a certain level, you can feel very comfortable as well as powerful in your ability to handle whatever comes your way in that expertise. It's an awesome feeling and well-earned. But there is also a power in allowing yourself to become a novice and start from scratch in something else.

In this episode, I talk about the value (and fun) of bringing new learning and new areas into your life. Going back through that process of starting fresh, not knowing what to do, and being humble enough to learn is very illuminating. It's also invigorating and can improve all the parts of you… physical, mental and emotional. Let's talk about it.

"Everything we attempt to learn and get better at will eventually become hard. And it is what you do in that moment that matters most." – Kris Plachy

What You'll Learn

• Working with an expert
• Doing uncomfortable things
• Are you qualified?
• Everything we attempt will get hard
• Process of becoming

Contact Info and Recommended Resources

Book: The Practicing Mind by Thomas M. Sterner

Connect with Kris Plachy

• LEAD FOR WOMEN: LEAD FOR WOMEN is THE curated Leadership Development, Training AND Advisement program for Elite Visionary Women, including C-Suite Women, seeking to upgrade their skills leading, managing, communicating with, and inspiring the people you pay to achieve results in your business. thevisionary.ceo/lead
• FREE! Get Kris' Lead With Confidence Masterclass video and the downloadable PDF at thevisionary.ceo/leadwithconfidence.
• Private Subscriber List: Sign up to get preview invitations at thevisionary.ceo/lead. (Opting to be added to the LEAD waitlist on this page will add you to the Private Subscriber List.)

Work with Kris and Her Team:

• TheVisionary.ceo
• The Moxy Sage
• CEO Boutique
• Your Business Edit

Email: [email protected]

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