Julia is a life and career coach skilled in facilitating foundational shifts in her clients’ lives and work.
The goal in publishing is twofold: normalize failure - *hellllooooo you gotta fail to succeed*, but this is still SO hard for many of us - and share the learnings I acquired on building community-based businesses, given this is or will be central to many curent or future businesses.
What would you tell your 10-year-younger self? What have you learned over the last decade? I share 16 things that have become clearer with age… add something to the list.
When I say I have never been so emotionally exposed in front of one other human, let alone a group of 8-15 other humans, I mean it. The sharing that we did was always safe, we never needed to share more than we were ready to, and yet the liberation that came from speaking my truth honestly, without filter, was enough that I knew I had to go there.
I think I now can more clearly articulate the antidote to FOMO - it is our relationship with ourself. It is our trust that whatever it is that we are choosing to do INSTEAD is the right answer for us, because we know and trust ourselves to the degree that no amount of FOMO would sway us from acting in our best interest (if we choose to check in and really see what that is).
The “fear of missing out”, otherwise known as FOMO, started trending around 2004, when social media really started to take off and we gained a window into the lives (or at least the highly edited, curated lives) of friends, family members and far-off acquaintances.
All you need a personal brand to do is to leave an impression on your audience, so that when they return to a subject, conversation, or opportunity that you may have a place in, they will REMEMBER you and be able to reach out.
