After surviving a life-altering illness and holding onto a dream I had in the ICU, I’m learning that doing big things isn’t about hustle—it’s about obedience. This post is for the woman who knows she’s meant for more and is ready to turn her hardest chapters into her highest calling.

Even the strongest women wrestle with self-doubt—yes, even the ones standing on stages or leading teams. In this post, I’m sharing a personal story about forgetting my lines mid-speech, how it led me into a spiral of self-criticism, and what I’ve learned about giving myself grace in the process. If you’ve ever felt like a fraud or wondered if you’re really cut out for the calling on your life, this one’s for you.

After a life-altering health crisis, I found myself completely dependent on others. I couldn’t feed myself, brush my teeth, or even get dressed without help. I felt detached from my own body and identity. But through small, sacred acts of care—like a nurse brushing my hair after her shift or a friend helping me shower—I began to reclaim my dignity. This journey taught me that confidence can be rebuilt, and bold leadership can rise from even the most broken places.

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