It often feels like not doing all the things means that we’ll miss out, fall short, and fall behind. At the same time, we fail to play big because we don’t want to trip and stumble in front of the world.

Unfortunately, this makes us fall victim to both shiny object syndrome and getting stuck rather than making progress.

In this heartwarming conversation with life coach Deb Blum, we reveal how to stay out of the FOMO trap and also stop playing small in our lives.

Everything ends up happening even slower when you don’t allow space for things.

-Dana Malstaff

Three Things You’ll Learn in This Episode

• Why many of us play small and what it means to play big
  How do we stop worrying about what other people think and learn how to say no in the face of FOMO?
• Simple ways we can start playing big and how to start doing it
  What is incremental growth and how do we practice it?
• The importance of templatizing
  How does templatizing make our lives easier?

Guest Bio

Deb Blum is a life coach with over 12 years of experience. After coaching women 1:1 and in groups for the past decade, she has finally put her life’s work into a group coaching program and course called The Whole Soul Way. Her mission is to push women up against their edges so that they can find, accept and love more of themselves.

To find out more, visit www.thewholesoulway.com.

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