Taking imperfect action with Jadah Sellner

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In this week’s episode of Lead with Love, I’m challenging myself to do something I always tell my community to do.

Take Imperfect Action

I had a summer flu that kicked my butt to the moon and back. Being out of commission for 2 weeks threw the little momentum I’d gained right out the window. Instead of hustling in high gear, I was hibernating with Zicam, antibiotics and fluids.

I felt so guilty, and before I knew it, I found myself in that spiral of badgering myself, overthinking and questioning everything.

Isn’t it crazy how a small set back can make you question everything that you’re doing?

So to get out of my head and back into motion, I’m going to take some of my own advice.

“I think it’s so important for us to remember that we get to take up space, and we get to take up space imperfectly.”

– JADAH SELLNER

What you'll hear (and don't want to miss!)

• What to do when life throws you a curveball and you get off track [1:32]
• What can happen when we only present the “polished” version of ourselves to the world [3:08]
• How to truly express ourselves and serve in a bigger way [6:45]
• An example of the way one of my clients recently took imperfect action and a special challenge I have for each of you

Resources + links mentioned:

» An Audience of One by Srinivas Rao

» Rising Strong by Brené Brown

» Connect with Jadah on Facebook and Instagram

» Love Over Metrics

Key Quotes:

• “There are things that will throw you off track and make you question everything, and I think that it is a reminder to not let ourselves get caught up in our heads and to actually just do the work.” [1:32]
• “I think it’s so important for us to remember that we get to take up space, and we get to take up space imperfectly.” [2:10]
• “We have to be willing to get our hands dirty and get a little messy, and not be perfect.” [4:27]

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