What if starting over isn't the hard part? What if the hardest part is believing something better is possible?
In this episode of Wandering the Wild Mess, I kick off Season 2 by exploring what it really means to start over. Whether you're rebuilding after a divorce, navigating a major life transition, changing careers, moving to a new city, or simply feeling called toward something different, starting fresh can feel equally exciting and terrifying.
For a long time, I believed the safest place to be was inside my comfort zone. But I've learned that growth, healing, and transformation happen when we're willing to step into the unknown. In this episode, I share how a simple shift in perspective can change everything—from seeing life as something happening to you, to seeing it as something happening for you.
We'll talk about self-sabotage, limiting beliefs, trusting yourself, and why so many of us struggle to believe we deserve the good things we're asking for. I'll share how I've been learning to embrace uncertainty, take action despite fear, and stop waiting for perfect conditions before moving forward.
If you're standing at the beginning of a new chapter and wondering whether you should take the leap, this conversation is for you.
Together, let's explore how to trust the process, embrace change, and believe that good things are still ahead—even when you can't see the full picture yet.
Because sometimes the difference between feeling stuck and feeling hopeful is simply learning to see your life through a new perspective.
Alexa Play “Bubble Up” by Jimmy Buffett
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