19d • Wins and Aha's
I Almost didn't share.. I'm so glad I did!
Yesterday, I showed up in a space feeling every bit of the doubt that comes with this work. Imposter syndrome had me wondering — who am I to hold this? Does my voice even belong here? Does my story even matter?
Today, @Miri Campbell, who created an amazing space for coaches called Coaching Resource Room( tagged below), asked us coaches, What happened this week that your future self will thank you for?
I had to share my breakthrough. Of course, I was a little nervous, but I shared it anyway. Not because I felt ready, not because I had it figured out. But because something in me knew that the wound or story I've been carrying wasn't mine alone to carry.
"The very thing I thought disqualified me from this work turned out to be the thing that made me exactly right for it."
The responses that came back reminded me of something I need to say to every woman in this community:
Your story is not too much. Your voice does not need to be polished before it's worthy. The rooms that feel like they weren't built for you. You were sent there on purpose. Your vulnerability to share your story or breakthrough can spark something in someone. Something that they needed to hear can come from you.
Vulnerability is not weakness dressed up in courage. It is the actual bridge — the thing that lets another woman exhale and think, me too. I thought I was the only one.
We are not in this work because we have it all together. We are in this work because we were brave enough to fall apart — and wiser for it.
Sit With This:
Where have you been holding back a piece of your story — convincing yourself it's not ready, not relevant, or not enough — and what might shift for someone else if you finally let it be heard?
I want to hear from you...
Ashley💜
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I Almost didn't share.. I'm so glad I did!
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