Testimonial-style YouTube clip (Stacey Lauren channel) featuring Julie Trainer describing how participating in a 'Do The Thing' challenge helped her overcome fear, start a podcast, grow it to 25 episodes, make supportive connections, and deliver a TEDx talk in under a year. The clip promotes the challenge as a way to get activated, take messy action, and create opportunities rather than waiting for them.
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Two years.
25 podcast episodes.
Under a year.
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Julie Trainor. And what I love about do the thing challenges, that they free you from yourself, they get you activated, they get you out of your own way because they give you permission to just do it messy. I wanted to start a podcast for two years, but I didn't do it until I did one of the do the thing challenges. Find your voice. And when I went in that group and I started talking about my dreams and what I really wanted because of the comments from other members in the group and the encouragement, I really felt seen. And it gave me the confidence to just go for it. And the next thing you know, I had 25 podcast episodes. But more than that, I made a lot of friends. In a Do the thing challenge, no matter what you want, you bring your heart's desire to do the thing challenge. You show up and you get activated, and you'll manifest what you're looking for faster than you ever thought possible. I went from being afraid to do a podcast for two years to not only doing a podcast, but doing a TEDx in under a year because my voice got activated, because I had a group of my people, my tribe behind me all the way. And it's here for you. Do the thing. Don't wait for opportunity. Create it.