Archive for February 2020
You Don’t Need Permission to Start
Did you ever have to use a hall pass in high school? A hall pass was an item you carried with you to show teachers and administrators that you had permission to be walking in the hall. For most teachers, it was some small token or a badge. But for my history teacher, his…
Keep readingMaking a Courageous Career Change with Shana Berkeley
Have you ever considered making a career change? It can be scary to leave a job and a career that you know to switch gears and do something completely different. But, that’s exactly what Shana Berkeley did. Her career has evolved from being a lawyer to entrepreneur and personal stylist to running an arm of…
Keep readingThis Will Kill Your Dreams More Than Anything Else
Nine years ago, I wanted to get fired. I was in a job that I didn’t love. Meanwhile, I was building my marketing business as a side hustle in the hours before and after work. I was excited to work for myself full time. But, I was scared to quit my job. That’s why,…
Keep readingFinding Bravery and Healing Through Improv with Emma Supica
Getting on stage and speaking in front of people can be terrifying for many people. But what about doing it without a script or a plan? That’s what happens during improv. It’s making up a story and characters in the moment. And while that might sound scary, it can actually be a healing and empowering…
Keep readingCultivating a Courageous Life with Pamela Wilson
Have you ever considered living in a country where you don’t speak the language? That’s exactly what Pamela Wilson did when she became an exchange student in Colombia, South America right out of high school. This first “make it brave” moment helped Pamela cultivate a lifelong approach to pushing herself outside of her boundaries,…
Keep readingFather Invents Mobility Device to Help Son Crawl with Taylor Moreland
When difficult things happen in life, we have two choices. We can wallow in pity or we can find ways to make the best of it. For Taylor Moreland and his family, they definitely chose the latter route when their first child, Brody, was diagnosed with spina bifida and spinal cord atrophy, conditions that have…
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