253 || [Solo] How Community Can Help You Finally Start on the Dream You’ve Had Forever || Merritt Onsa

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Have you discovered the power of building community around your dream?

This is a different kind of solo episode; I recorded a third of it in the car because I felt so inspired after meeting with a group of dreamers this month to work through a problem area that we’ve all struggled with: defining with specificity who our dream serves.

It is so motivating to sit with other women and hear them process through the difficult aspects of figuring out who they serve and how to talk about the work they do in a meaningful way.

In this solo episode, you’re going to hear about:

• Why to intentionally surround yourself with people who think differently
• Reasons to get comfortable with the unpredictability of a group
• Who my Accountability Accelerator is for (and who it’s not for)

When you choose to walk out your dream with others alongside you who are doing the same, you’ll uncover a power and wisdom that you cannot access on your own (and what’s tricky about it is that if you DON’T choose this, you won’t even know what you’re missing!)

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