As much as it sucks, heartbreak can a catalyst for growth and change.

If we stop thinking about those four letter words as bad things and we actually welcome the spectacular possibility of failure, the combustion, the oops, we can instead focus on the happy accidents we cause.

I invite you to cut yourself some slack. I invite you to find ways to shush your imposter inner voice. And I invite you to let go of perfectionism.

Why do you say yes when you really want to say no? What happens if you:

✨Set boundaries

✨Honor those boundaries

✨Choose yourself

"Tell me about a time you've failed" is a trick question. Interviewers ask it to gain a sense of your ego, your ability to handle adversity, and how you rebound. But it is a trick question.

Why rapidly point out perceived imperfections? Why downplay our accomplishments? Why is it so scary to be brave?