beating myself up

We often measure our success, or how cool and bold we are by the specific actions we take, and by the results of these actions. And if for some reason we fail, we immediately start doubting ourselves and our worth.

In this episode, take a trip to Hawaii with me and learn how I went from super embarrassed and beating myself up to feeling badass, proud, and ready to laugh about it.

EPISODE BREAKDOWN:

• [00:56] Convertibles and the real California dreamin’
• [01:42] Planning our incredible trip to explore Hawaii
• [02:55] The adventure begins with a beautiful bright orange Mustang convertible
• [03:49] I’m new to driving and make a stupid and embarrassing mistake
• [07:35] Sometimes all you need is a nudge to help you see the forest, not just the trees, and remember you’re already cool and badass

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This episode will be particularly helpful to those who have beaten themselves up for years, and who think they will never succeed at anything. Many of us suffer from the belief that those who are successful never fail, but the opposite is true - they fail often. They've just gotten good at overcoming their failures, consistently and often. They understand that failure is a necessary part of the process of success. You can learn that too.

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