41: Tune out the noise

06/19/24 • 13 min

Send us a textIn this episode, I'm talking about the number one advice I give about taking leaps of faith, starting a new business, moving to a new city, or basically anything else you want to do that seems "crazy":Tune out the noise.Tune out other people's opinions. Tune out social media and what other people seem to be succeeding at. Stop consuming, watching, listening to anything that infects you with doubt.For more on this, read the companion blog post: The Most Vulnerable Thing You Can D...

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Ill-Advised with Jessica Ell - 41: Tune out the noise

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The Ill-Advised Podcast
Episode 41: Tune out the noise
© Jessica Ell 2024
Welcome, welcome. I want to talk today about the number one piece of advice that I give to people about taking a leap of faith, about dreams, about goals, about anything you want that you don't yet have. Anything that you imagine is possible for yourself.
I was in Phoenix for a couple of weeks, end of May. And on my way home, I was sitting in the airport next to someone. And we got started chatting.
And