Krista Williams
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352 appearances
2 recordings
2 series
first heard Jun 2025
last heard 26 Feb
Krista Williams’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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And I'd go to church and understand what was going on. Yes. So I think it's just more of, like, because it's all the same stories. It's really, really similar. Yes. So I think it's just a matter of feeling connected just because I can actually understand it, if that makes sense.
And I know there's translations and stuff, but still, like – you pray in Arabic and I don't understand what I'm saying. So it's just, it's hard to feel connected if you don't understand what you're saying.
A hundred percent.
My religion is. Sorry, mom. Don't be mad at me.
Yeah. This was so fun, guys. Thank you guys so much for joining us.
Thank you. Thank you. Bye, guys. Bye. Well, Yap Gang, we're closing out today's episode with so much to reflect on thanks to Krista and Lindsay. We talked a lot about that special kind of transformation that happens when you stop waiting to be chosen and start building a future on purpose. For many of us, that pivot happens when we're in our late 20s or early 30s.
That's when, for example, I decided to shut down my blog, get an MBA, enter the corporate world, and get more serious about achieving the future that I really wanted. As Krista pointed out, it's not just an emotional shift that happens during those years. It's actually biological. It's our fully developed prefrontal cortex making us more strategic, intentional, and future-focused.
But it still takes a lot of courage to pivot, to stop waiting to be chosen and instead choose yourself. Lindsay's story about leaving acting to pursue podcasting full-time reminded us that the most important question isn't what you do, but how you want to feel doing it. For her, the answer was simple. I wanted to create. Striking out on your own takes time, though, and it can be a rough ride.
Like Krista said, being an entrepreneur or running a business can look sexy from the outside, but getting started will probably be the hardest thing you ever do in your life. entrepreneurship isn't glamorous. It's hard, humbling, and deeply personal.
But when your idea is rooted in purpose and your why, when you feel that something is missing from the world and you just have to create it, that's when you're ready to get started. So whatever age you are right now, if you're in that in-between space between identities and careers, let this episode be a reminder.
You don't have to have it all figured out, but you do have to listen for that internal pull. And when it comes, be ready to follow it. from powerful conversations like this one. If you want to check us out on YouTube and watch our episodes on video, all of our episodes are on YouTube. Just search Young and Profiting. You can also connect with me on Instagram at Yap with Hala or LinkedIn.
Just search for my name. It's Hala Taha. And my Yap team is absolutely amazing. I cannot go an episode without thanking them. So thank you guys for all your hard work and dedication. It really shows. This is your host, Hala Taha, aka the podcast princess, signing off.
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