Summer is here and Judi is all about the REMIX. You are about to listen to e Episode 87 from September of 2021 which was one of our most popular shows AND answers some of our most common questions. Take a listen and remember … It’s time to shoot your shot! Stop waiting and start taking action.
In this episode, Judi dives deep into fear, failure, and following your dreams. Judi shares her personal morning routine that keeps her moving forward, answers how to keep fighting for your dream even when it feels like you can’t anymore, and gives her personal experience (and pro tips) on how to leave your cushy, corporate job in order to follow that passion you’ve been dreaming about. And be sure to stick around until the end to hear about what Judi’s biggest regret is.
Today on Yes, And:
- How to cultivate sustainable motion
- Judi’s high-vibe morning routine
- Goal focused planning
- How Judi left her corporate job in 2016
- Does Judi have any regrets?
- What’s the way through fear? Keep going!
Resources:
- Get the goal-focused Possibility Planner
- Join the Haus of {&} Fam Facebook group!
- Check out hausofand.com!
- Haus of {&} on Instagram: @hausofand
Connect with Judi:
- Book: Fear Is My Homeboy
- Instagram: @judiholler
- Website: judiholler.com
- Planner: The Possibility Planner
- Email: hello@judiholler.com
- Check out all of Judi’s favorite products!
This show is produced by Soulfire Productions
Top Quotes:
- “If you have been in a rut, if you are feeling pissed off or uninspired or frustrated that something is taking you too long. Let this be a reminder that you are doing it right. You are on the path. Your job, and your only job, is to always keep moving because if there’s one thing that fear hates…it is action.
- “I no longer tie external definitions of accomplishment, or external triggers of success, to define who I am as a human being. I may have failed at completing a task, but I am not a failure.”
- “I think the global pandemic has woken us up to this reality: We are never in control of external forces, but what we can always control is what we do next and how we show up.”