Allowing Yourself To Be A Beginner

Being a beginner is an important part of the process of being a human being. We started

learning at the beginning of our lives. We learn how to walk, talk, ride a bicycle, read, play

basketball, and do everything in our lives. We also start out as beginners from time to time,

but once we reach adulthood, we get to the peak, and we’re not as exposed to the

opportunities to learn and take on new things as before. We all have unlimited capacity, but

most of us don’t try and find what we’re capable of. We settle for our current abilities, what

we’ve already learned, and the limits we create for ourselvese stop growing.

Finding out what our capacity is and what is possible is all about knowing that we’re meant

for more. Sometimes, we know this but don’t act on it because we fear being uncomfortable

and vulnerable. The desire to grow and evolve is in our DNA. We just need to protect it,

nurture it and not let it be drowned out by the distractions that can come in life. Moving to

the next level is our natural progression. It’s our purpose, and we’re here to discover our

potential, make things happen and create the life we desire.

In today’s episode, I share insight on the importance of allowing yourself to be a beginner

and how you can go about doing that. There is going to be fear and discomfort, but if you

allow them and get through them, you will make progress and get to everything you want.

Everything you ever wanted is on the other side of fear and discomfort, embrace the

mistakes, stop comparing yourself with others, and keep showing up for yourself.

Tune in for more insights!

During this episode, you will learn about;

[01:51] Allowing yourself to be a beginner

[03:26] Knowing that we are meant for more

[06:00] How to embrace and motivate yourself to be a beginner

[08:59] Lesson from the analogy of a farmer planting seeds and watering them

[11:30] The importance of getting support from a mentor or coach

[12:54] Keeping track of your progress and celebrating your micro wins

[13:54] Make the process fun for yourself and sustain it for the long term

[15:30] Practicing Self-compassion, being kind and gracious to yourself

[17:09] Being consistent and persistent in making progress

[18:36] Trista’s last piece of advice

[20:32] Ending the show and call to action

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