210. Learning to Take Risks

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Do you have an inner critic or maybe two that try to keep you safe by whispering limiting beliefs in your ear? They hold you back from taking necessary risks that lead you to true freedom and fulfillment. Andrea Mein DeWitt, author of "Name, Claim, and Reframe: Your Path to a Well-Lived Life," shares her remarkable story of transitioning from a 30-year career in academia to becoming a certified life coach. She took a risk. She writes, "Any success story is a tale of constant adaptation, revision, and change." We talk about "shedding old skins" in order to "receive new vision" for our lives and she opens an insightful conversation about "masculine and feminine energy" and how understanding this principle can help us bring a balanced response to all of our relationships.

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