Kate Morris

I was really fearful to do that.

And I've spoken about this before.

I always felt like I, you know, studying to me doesn't necessarily come naturally.

Like I wouldn't say that I'm naturally a smart, gifted person.

I feel like I do need to try hard to learn and understand things and then embody them.

But how many times could I have said, well, I'm 30.

I'm not going to bother doing that.

Or, okay, cool.

This might be hard.

It might not get me an immediate result.

I might not fully understand absolutely everything straight away.

And you know what?

I'm probably going to be fucking shit at it, which is a bruise to my ego because I'm a girlie that needs to be good at absolutely everything.

But I am still going to invest money into this to learn and

and upskill.

And I know that that investment will pay off long-term.

There are so many people who either don't want to invest in themselves because they're so afraid that they are past the timing of learning new things, which that's not even a thing.

You're never too old to learn something new.

And they just put it off and then they find themselves stuck in the same problems or the same cycles or exactly where they currently are that they maybe don't want to be anymore.

Same job, same patterns repeating itself, insert whatever.