If you ask a room full of people if they want to grow, most of the hands go in the air. But if you asked them to share how they have grown in the past year, most of the hands go down. Why? Because growth is unknown, uncomfortable, and scary. Growth is letting go. Growth is challenging who we are today to become who we say we want to be tomorrow. Growth is addressing our stubborn belief systems head on.

We believe that a life well spent has several different and unique chapters. In order to accomplish that, we must be committed to challenging our belief systems, to evolving our mindsets, to letting go of and developing new habits and behaviors. All of this is incredibly easy to agree with, but very difficult to do, especially since it’s not a one-time thing. If we’re committed to a life-long journey of growth, purpose, and fulfillment, we have to do this again and again and again. We have to lean into uncertainty, vulnerability, discipline, and change, and we have to let go of comfort, certainty, and security. We have to rethink what is possible for us and reimagine what we’re capable of.