As we ski down the mountain, we make the turns on the icy patches with (or without) grace on the mountain, and have learned from minor or major mistakes or injuries, and have made sure our equipment is strong and properly tuned. Our awareness grows, and our confidence can’t help but blossom from these experiences.
Disrobe of Negative Nancy
I don’t know about you, but turning 48 today, I’m the most confident I’ve been in all of my years. I’ve shrugged off the tattered and worn out garment of “what people think” and “Is ‘so & so’ going to get mad”…
AND have earned the “if you don’t like it, that’s your problem” and the ever-sassy “I don’t remember asking for your opinion” sparkly bedazzled ski coat of middle age.
What we are doing is scary. I get it. Trust me. Although, I don’t want to misdiagnose or mislabel or throw blame at the very root or foundation of this process: CONFIDENCE.
Not blindly, of course. But, because we know we went through all the proper steps or plans or standing on our heads correctly and thoroughly. This negative Nancy talk is certainly not needed in my world any longer~ hopefully yours too.
It’s having a more realistic finger on the pulse of awareness.
Within coaching classes, master classes and with the proper guidance, we are building one of the most bitchin’ houses we could ever imagine creating!
My only HOPE for you and I, is that we experience the other side of this imposter syndrome where we are in disbelief of our success!