Fear is always going to be around—it's a natural response to the unknown.

There's always like this idea in my head, but I didn't know how to formulate it until I met you. And then I was like, this is exactly what I've been thinking about. I always thought, how can I help adoptive parents more? And when I was in the schools, I did post adoption support part time. So I always thought to myself, there has to be something more I can do. And then when me and you talked and we were talking about my niche, I'm like, this is it. This is exactly how I can do that. Yeah.

When you figured that out, you're like, this is it. This is how I can actually do it. Can you speak about the emotions that came with taking this leap of faith?

Having like that aha moment, so to speak, was exciting and I knew I wanted to do it. But there was definitely this level of fear. The investment was fearful, the work was fearful, not knowing exactly what I was getting into. And there's still, it's still there sometimes. But I will say through our coaching, I feel like I have taken a big leap over that. Or when I start to at least feel it, I. I hear your voice in my head, like, fear is not going to get me.