Squirrels, Doubts, and Non-Profits: The Courage to Change Course
16 Oct 2024 · 0 min
Katie McManus and a co-host talk about acting despite fear and doubt, especially for people with ADHD. They define courage as moving forward when you're nervous, say you don't need to justify changing direction, and use "Squirrel" as a reminder to stay focused.
Hey, new listener. Thanks so much for checking us out. And there's a good chance you have adhd, so I quickly wanted to ask you to please follow this podcast in Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or whichever app you're listening to this on. Don't leave it until later because you will forget. Thank you. Squirrel.
Squirrel.
Squirrel.
What does it mean to not be a weenie? It doesn't mean that you're not afraid. It doesn't mean that you're not nervous.
About doing something outside.
Of your comfort zone. It doesn't mean that you don't have doubts. It means you have.
All those things, they're still going.
On and you do it anyway. I want you to be able to.
See that because.
You'Re identifying this need in the world, that there is need.
And that there.
Is a way for you to become the change that is needed in whatever community you want to support and to see how that one thing that you do can have a ripple effect. It can have a greater impact on the world. Squirrel.
Squirrel.
You can read 17 books on how to run a marathon, but if you don't actually believe that you can run a marathon, are you actually going to.
Successfully train for it? It's not how that works.
Squirrel. Squirrel.
There's absolutely.
No shame in.
Growing, in.
Evolving, in realizing.
That the focus you had for one period of your life or your business.
Has kind of run.
Its course for you.
And there doesn't have to be any justification to change your mind.
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