Episode 42. Becoming the Heroine (or Hero) of Your Own Story
In this episode of The Voice of You, I dive into one of my favorite questions:
If you were to tell the story of your life, how would you tell it?
So many creatives move through life believing their detours, setbacks, and hard seasons are proof that something is wrong with them or that they are falling behind. But, when we zoom out, those moments are almost always the turning points that shape our courage, deepen our capacity, and teach us who we truly are.
Today, I explore what happens when you start seeing yourself as the heroine of your own story. Not the supporting character. Not the person who needs to fix everything before she deserves what she wants. The heroine.
I share how this shift has changed my life through fertility journeys, thyroid cancer, deep loss, and the seasons where everything felt like it was moving impossibly slowly. And I’ll walk you through how to apply this to your own life so you can move forward with more self-trust, clarity, and pride in the person you are becoming.
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