SEASON 3 PREVIEW: Exciting Updates & A BIG GIVEAWAY!

The show is finally back after a two-week break. On this episode, I share what I've been up to during my break and how we're living this Quanentined Lifestyle we've all gotten used to by now.
FACING FEAR WITH SARA UPDATES

• The Facing Fear with Sara Facebook Page is official! Please share and hit "like" as I begin this journey of bringing incredible stories, tools and inspirational speaking to Facebook.
• www.facingfearwithsara.com got a facelift! While I've done what I can to make it good, I know it can be great. There's a rebranding in the works as I've hired someone to partner with. Super excited to unveil our work in the coming months!
• I've begun transcribing my episodes for my friends who may have some challenges listening, the blog version is on the way!
• I've launched the breeze thru! the breeze thru in one-on-one consulting to give you a peak into what it takes to start your own show. Our session together will provide an easy explanation of the process and the confidence you need to do the damn thing. I'm giving away THREE FREE SESSIONS! Go visit my website now to sign up!

SEASON THREE PREVIEW

• Hav A Sole - The health of the feet is paramount in allowing the homeless to get through their day while living on the streets. Hav A Sole has touched thousands of lives through, social activism, volunteering and building community.
• Miss Indiana USA, Alexis Lete - After graduating from New Albany High School, Alexis was awarded a full-ride scholarship for athletics to The George Washington University. Alexis is currently a model, actress, creator, and still an athlete.
• Big 10 Freshman of the Year, David Bell - "Just a kid from Warren," David has grown from the Warren Central High School superstar to Purdue freshman winning Big 10 Freshman of the Year after an incredible football season.
• You See Me Founder, Chaunteya Weaver - Another Far Eastside role model, Teya started "You See Me" during her freshman year at Indiana University to motivate, empower and embrace women of color.
• My Grandparents, Nana and Grandbob - After 63 years of marriage, my grandparents have faced fear in various forms throughout their relationship.
• BGCI Youth of the Year, Elijah Leonard - "I had lost myself, wasn't the same person at all. And then I got around all these wonderful people ... and these people just completely changed my life."
• adidas North America, Brandon Walker - As #FNLFam alum, Brandon shared something with me I'll never forget, "Wait and see how much you change in your twenties."
• Your Push Coach, Josh Coats - Josh trains some of the top leaders in the networking marketing industry. He’s a speaker, podcaster and

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