In this episode of Good Enough for Now, Sarah Gormley, owner of Sarah Gormley Gallery shares with us her story from being an overachiever to overjoyed.

Sarah enjoyed a successful marketing career with global brands before a family health crisis nudged her to take a year off during which she began to evaluate her life, career and relationships. A recovering overachiever, Sarah took on therapy, self-reflection and relocation and boosted her self-worth. She opened her art gallery, found love, began writing a memoir and hasn’t looked back since.

Tune in to hear Sarah share openly and honestly about what it looks like to pivot in life, take risks, and leave it all behind for the possibility of something greater than you imagined. 

We talked about:

• Change can happen from unexpected circumstances if you’re open to it.
• Practicing inner work to instill a sense of worthiness
• Taking risks, trying resources like therapy, and believing in yourself
• Recognizing when it’s time to let something go and lean into greater possibilities 
• How to foster lifelong friendships and own what you bring to the table

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