photo credit: melissa haak
I did it.
Last Sunday I walked on stage in front of a sold out Chicago theater and lived FEARLESSLY.
I shared my story. I said every word with passion and vigor. I was confident, positive, passionate and strong.
The truth is…
I didn’t want to get off that stage.
I wanted to…
- Take my applause and then have a thriving conversation with the audience.
- Thank everyone for attending.
- Shout “Happy Mother’s Day Mom ~ I Love You” to my mom.
- Tell everyone sitting in that audience how freaking amazing it felt to be on stage.
- Give the audience an opportunity to stand behind the podium and share their truth.
I wanted there to be a next time.
In my piece, I talked about how I used to be carefree, how I used to live FEARLESSLY, and then…I become a mother. I continue on to share that once I became a mom, I just wanted to live in a bubble.
But you know what, sitting here trying to write this recap post, I’m finally seeing how fearless I still really am.
- I exposed my anxiety. Fearlessly.
- I auditioned for Listen To Your Mother. Fearlessly.
- I moved out of my comfort zone and made lasting connections with the cast. Fearlessly.
- I walked on that stage and never wanted to leave. Fearlessly.
Now I can say I have Motherhood Induced Anxiety and LIVE FEARLESSLY all at the same time.
Now I now…anything is possible.
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