Trust Yourself. Make a Decision. Carry On.
Let's be honest: You have no issues making decisions for everyone else. Yet, when it comes to your own, you are tossing and turning at 2 am. We're not playing that game anymore. It's time to feel just as confident making decisions for yourself.
Together, we are learning to:
Stop overthinking every little thing
Learn to trust yourself
Make the decision and carry on
I write about the thoughts that keep us awake, the choices we keep putting off, and what it takes to trust ourselves anyway. The next letter goes out Tuesday. It's free to tag along.
Becoming a mom at 19 taught me to think ahead, solve problems and figure things out on the fly. When my kids grew up and I became an empty nester, I realized all those years of being responsible had turned thinking things through into thinking things to death.
Turning Overthinking Into Action
Now, I'm sharing the honest stories, hard-earned lessons and practical tools that help you stop second-guessing yourself.
Your Decisions. Your Life. Your Call.
I'm not a guru. I'm not here to tell you what to do or promise you'll never make a wrong decision or that overthinking will completely go away. I'm here to remind you that you don't need another person's permission, another opinion, or a guarantee that everything will work out.
You can trust yourself to make your own decisions, even when you don't know exactly how they'll turn out.
Welcome to One Tiny Promise, a free 31-day challenge to help you make everyday decisions faster, trust your own judgment, and stop reopening choices you've already made.
All in less than 10 minutes a day.
"I just read your mind-shifting book and I am every single thing you have listed. I felt like you were talking directly to me."
"I'm blown away!!! When I say you're doing something different, I mean NOBODY is doing what you're doing."
I was the woman everyone trusted to figure things out. I built businesses, solved problems, and made hard calls for other people. This is the story of how I started learning to trust myself.
You’ve handled hard things your whole life. So why does one decision about your life send you looking for seventeen opinions and a guarantee? Let’s talk about what’s really going on.
My stories won’t give you the answer to your life. But one might help you spot the question you’ve been avoiding and trust yourself enough to answer it.
One honest letter each Tuesday to help you stop second-guessing yourself and make decisions with more confidence.