How many times have you said “I’m not ready” — and meant it completely? This week we’re exploring what’s actually going on underneath that sentence. Spoiler: it’s almost never about readiness.
In this episode:
* Why “when things are calmer” is your brain keeping you exactly where you are
* The sophisticated self-protection behind never quite starting
* What it costs you to keep waiting for external permission
* The difference between being ready and deciding you’re ready
* A simple practice for returning borrowed fears to the people they belong to
The runner is the person running. Not the person who’s done enough kilometres.
I decide when I’m ready. Try saying it out loud. Notice what comes up.
If what came up is “I want support with this” — I have two spaces open to start in April. One-to-one, bespoke, deeply held. No waiting until things are calmer.
Learn More & Book a conversation with me here ✨
