Summary: Have you ever wanted to try something but a voice in your mind told you "who are you to do something that big"? Did you listen to that voice, or did you choose to listen to a different voice, almost a whisper, and a burning in your heart that told you to do it anyway? We all have both of those inner voices. The first is a voice that is meant to protect us and keep us safe from failure. The truth is, even though that voice is very convincing, we actually need to fail in order to learn! When someone asked Thomas Edison how many times he failed in his attempt to make a light bulb he replied "I didn't fail, I just learned 1000 ways not to make a light bulb." In this interview with Rona Mlnarik, she inspires us to engage in our lives by showing up, letting ourselves be vulnerable, and asking for what we need instead of remaining paralyzed by fear of failure and all of the things that could go wrong. Instead, she teaches us to focus on gratitude and everything that could go right! "Everything you want is on the other side of your comfort zone"!
