Kathryn DunnNot the big thing. Pick something short, near, and with a clear way out, and go. You're collecting one piece of evidence that wasn't gathered by avoidance.
Kathryn DunnSomebody said it about you recently, kindly, over lunch. Oh, she will not, she is careful. You smiled and agreed, and something very small went past you at the same moment.
Kathryn DunnYou're not worn out by difficulty. You've done difficult. What you can't do is a maybe, and the maybe is what's been wearing your confidence down.
Kathryn DunnYou say it before you've finished hearing the question. The no you say in advance is the most expensive thing you do, and there's no record of it anywhere.
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