ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Playing small might feel safe, but what if it was preventing the world from benefiting from the things only you have to offer? When we hide our gifts, ideas and unique perspective, everyone loses. In this episode, Ben reflects on a two-part mural inspired by a quote from Marianne Williamson and the idea that our greatest fear may not be inadequacy, but the courage required to fully step into who we were created to be.
Where are you playing small when it’s time to let your gifts and talents shine? Reflect and consider how you can step into your unique contributions using this week’s planner – linked here.
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