ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In Part 2 of this series, Mandee shares why criticism isn't necessarily a sign you're on the wrong path—it may be proof you're finally being seen. Through lessons from racing, entrepreneurship, and life, she explores the difference between seeking attention and accepting visibility, and why waiting for everyone's approval will keep you from the life you're meant to build. If you've been letting other people's opinions hold you back, this episode will remind you to stop looking at the grandstands and keep your eyes on your own race.
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