What’s on your list of “hobbies and skills I will never attempt in public”?
My answers range from needlepoint to juggling to the board game Settlers of Catan.
But what happens when we don’t try things that would actually improve our lives, simply because we fear failure? Things like having a hard conversation with a co-worker, reaching out to create a new friendship, traveling alone, or public speaking within our field.?
For those things, we need a community within which failure is normalized. A community that encourages you, even when your first attempts are awkward. A community that helps you process, learn from your mistakes, and get the gumption to try again.
That’s what we cultivate in Discern by Doing. We refuse to live small. We see failure as a learning opportunity. We don’t let one stumble define us. We do not let a little embarrassment hold us back from living God’s calling for our lives.
I hope that you have that community. If not, DM me TODAY to find out how to connect with our community. There are only a couple spots remaining, and another group won’t launch for months.
Stop settling. Start living your story.
