Hey guys, it's Rach. Welcome back to the Rachel Hollis podcast and a little Sunday, I almost called it a Sunday sermon. But honestly, it's just a little something to pump you up before you head into this busy week. And I'd love to focus in on those of you who feel like you are being called to something new. You feel like you are being

called to make change, to grow, to evolve, to lean into your potential. But simultaneously,

you're worried about what other people will think of that. You're worried about your partner, your in-laws,

your parents, the people who don't have your vision and can't really get what it is you're

trying to do. And so if you're anything like I was back in the past, you will obsess over

how, how, how, and you will talk yourself out of the dream because you're

so worried about how you could possibly pull it off in a way that will feel most comfortable to

everybody else.

So I'm jumping in here today to tell you that you won't and you can't.

You cannot possibly pursue this thing that's on your heart and do so without

upsetting anybody else in the process. Because chances are, if you felt the need to listen to this

episode, it means that you already have people in your life, that you're worried

about not supporting you. So let's talk about it. Let's start right here. You are allowed to change.

In fact, I think you're called to change. I think it is the point of being here on this

planet. It is a gift from something divine. Now, what you decide to do with it is up to you. But the

opportunity and the potential to become something more than you are today, never forget that that is a gift. You were never

meant to stay the same person forever. It's literally in your DNA to change. Look at nature.

Literally nothing stays the same. Things are constantly growing or they are dying,

but nothing remains in stasis. Seasons change, flowers bloom, even the ocean waves never look

exactly the same from one second to the next. You are no different. You were designed for transformation,

for movement, for stepping into new versions of yourself. What is it like every eight years,

every single cell in our body changes over. So your body at the most basic cellular level is constantly changing. Why wouldn't

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