Your Ambition Isn’t Selfish—It’s a Gift. Own It | EP 468

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How many times have you heard the phrase “How much do you really need?”—as if wanting more somehow makes you ungrateful? I used to believe that too. I was surrounded by people who subtly encouraged me to stay where I was, even though I knew I was meant for more. And for a while, I let that mindset hold me back. I questioned whether my ambitions were too much or whether I should just be happy with what I had.

But here’s the truth: Wanting more isn’t about greed—it’s about growth. It’s about recognizing that your potential isn’t just for you, but for the people you’re meant to serve. When we shrink ourselves to make others comfortable, we don’t just limit our own success—we limit the impact we could be having on the world. What if, instead of asking “Can I?”, you started asking “How far can I go?”

In this episode, we’re breaking down the guilt and conditioning around ambition and replacing it with a mindset that allows you to step fully into your power. Because the world doesn’t need you playing small. It needs you showing up fully. Let’s talk about what it means to own your ambition, unapologetically.

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