Tomorrow Isn’t Promised: Stop Waiting for Perfect Circumstances

Stop Waiting. Start Living. In episode 305 of the Full Frontal Living Podcast, Lisa gets real about what it means to stop waiting for the perfect moment and start choosing yourself — now. She’s fresh off a trip to Kelowna, BC, where she took the stage (despite all the nerves) and walked away reminded of what happens when we say yes to the version of ourselves we’re becoming. This isn’t about chasing perfection — it’s about showing up, doing the damn thing, and taking radical responsibility for your life and well-being. What you’ll hear in this episode: Waiting is a trap. If you’re holding off until it feels easier or safer — newsflash — it won’t. Lisa’s breaking down why the “perfect” time is a lie and how to stop putting your life on hold. Get on the damn stage. Lisa shares how she moved through fear and anxiety to step into visibility and leadership — and what changed when she stopped letting discomfort call the shots. Your health isn’t optional. After losing a former client, Lisa’s not mincing words: you don’t get to ignore your well-being and expect it to be fine. It’s your job to take care of you. Fear doesn’t mean stop. Growth comes from doing the scary thing anyway. Lisa talks about pushing through the hard and why your comfort zone is not your friend. Make the move. Whether it’s hiring support, changing your habits, or going all in on your vision — now is the time. Because tomorrow isn’t promised. Reflections from the other side. Lisa looks back on how far she’s come, and how every hard season taught her how to show up for herself in a whole new way. Hope is the thread. No matter what you’re walking through, it won’t last forever. Lisa leaves you with a dose of hope and a reminder that you’re more powerful than you think. This episode is your reminder that you don’t need anyone’s permission to change your life — just your own. Tune in, share it with someone who needs it, and don’t forget: you’re the one you’ve been waiting for. Learn more about Reclamation

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