Jenny Wood argues that serendipity isn't random but something you build through curiosity, self-advocacy, and calculated risks. She introduces wild courage as a repeatable playbook that bridges the gap between what you want and the fear holding you back.
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I. Again, going back to serendipity isn't found. It's made. I made my own serendipity that day. I got nosy. I got insatiably curious about what this guy might be about. I got a little bit selfish, which is the courage to, you know, be your own champion. I got reckless. The courage to err on the side of action and take a calculated risk. And I think anybody is capable of that. But. But you, you know, you. Anybody listening? You might not be a subway chaser, and that is totally fine, but wherever you sit right now, there is something that you want. It could be a goal, a relationship, a promotion. There is something that you want, and. And there is fear that is standing in your way. And wild courage is what closes the gap between what you want and what you get. And it's the set of tools that help you go after what you want and get it. So, you know, Midas touch or not, I really think this is a repeatable playbook that anybody can use to achieve more in their life and live into their own full potential while being happier, more confident, and more successful.