Do It Because You Think You Can’t | by Jennifer Slukynsky
The courage you need is often hidden inside the thing you’re trying to avoid. We’re taught to trust our gut. To pay attention to resistance. To follow the path of ease. And sometimes, that’s the right move. But not always. Because sometimes, “I can’t” isn’t a red light—it’s a dare. It’s your nervous system flaring up, sure. But it’s also your growth calling. Your fear of failing can disguise itself as wisdom. Your perfectionism can wear the mask of practicality. And before you know it, you’re sitting on the sidelines of a life you were meant to be fully in. The Voice of Doubt Isn't Always Right That little voice in your head that whispers “you’re not ready,” “you’re not good enough,” “you’ll probably mess it up”—it's persistent, but not prophetic. In fact, the louder the resistance, the more meaningful the pursuit. The idea that lights you up and terrifies you a little? That’s the one worth chasing. If it didn’t matter, you wouldn’t be scared. Growth Lives in the Disco...