Growth often means stepping into what once scared us. The things we resist can become the very paths we’re meant to take. We asked some of the best and brightest in the community: what are you being called to do now that you once feared? Their answers reveal the courage it takes to move past fear and into purpose.
Natasha Smith
I feel called to help others find hope in grief, to create resources and opportunities that help people navigate sorrow in real, practical ways. For a while, I hesitated to step fully into this work. Read more>>
Jordan Lacenski
When I first started SheWolf, it was a collaborative creative agency. I moved it from Florida to Montana to Greensboro, and at one point, I was in the middle of a national dinner tour, thinking I had to go big to make it matter. I didn’t want to dig into my local community because I was afraid of moving again, afraid of starting over. Read more>>
Elaina St James
I am feeling it’s time to share what I’ve learned with others. Especially women in midlife – their 40’s, 50’s and beyond that fear their best days are behind them. I have been told almost from the beginning of my online career that I am an inspiration. I always thought I would pivot to using my voice to help other women. Read more>>
