Ever find yourself asking “Is this enough?” about the thing you’ve poured your heart into? In this episode, Karine Parthenais is pulling back the curtain on some recent thoughts she’s had about The Work VACAY—and the sneaky pressure to overcomplicate something that’s already working. She’s talking about the quiet brilliance of a well-crafted idea, and how doubt can make us chase shiny distractions that dilute our momentum. If you’ve been wondering whether your offer, idea, or product needs more bells and whistles to be worthy… this one’s for you. Let’s take the pressure to prove off your plate—and start trusting what you’ve already built.

Takeaways:

• Your idea doesn’t need bells, whistles, or constant reinvention to be valid.
• Doubt often leads us to complicate things that are already working.
• Chasing the next thing can dilute the power of the idea you’ve already built.
• Simplicity can be the most sustainable—and effective—strategy.
• Trusting what you’ve created is a leadership move.