Heather Monahan

If you keep stepping into that fear, keep putting the reps in, you will become competent, which will essentially mean you're going to become confident.

So I showed up for the event.

I wasn't nervous at all.

And I, you know, I just laughed to myself at how much that same school had changed in my

Well, the school hadn't changed.

Let me redirect here.

I had changed so much.

I changed in regards to the way I saw it.

I used to have them on a pedestal.

I've now taken them off the pedestal.

Doesn't mean I don't appreciate them.

I think they're amazing.

I think the kids, the students are amazing.

I'm grateful for the opportunities, but I appreciate me just as much, right?

So there's no longer this fear.

Instead, there's an appreciation and gratitude.

And it's just, it's been such a wild ride to know

how quickly things can change, like in this instance, versus within the other instance with my speaking bureaus, that one was a lot slower.

So you never know the speed at which things are gonna happen.

Okay, and then this is the final thing I'm gonna say.