Today I'm giving you permission to really suck, like to do things so epically bad that it might even be embarrassing.

But that's okay, because I'm also going to show you the power of growth. Hey Cutterbugs, welcome back to the Clutterbug Podcast. Super excited about today's

podcast. We're talking about something that I'm really really passionate about

lately you know I want to be writing a book I am writing a book about the whole

concept of doing things shitty and giving yourself permission to epically suck at things.

And the reason that I'm super passionate about this is because I've noticed over the years a definite pattern and a trend in a lot of people who I love dearly in their lives where I'm seeing that they're not feeling fulfilled.

They're not feeling like they're reaching their absolute potential and what I notice is kind of the underlying connector between these people,

I have friends and family, my children, my husband, who have kind of said to me, you know, I wish I was doing more, I wish I could

do this or I'm not happy with where I am, little comments, but the underlying kind of reasoning of why they're not achieving it, it really does come down to a lot of fear.

Fear of fear. Fear of failure, fear of embarrassment, fear of

doing something wrong, fear of wasting time, and if we dig a little deeper than that really it's a fear of doing things badly.

It's the fear of doing things shitty and why I find this so fascinating and I'm so passionate about it is because I've seen the other side of that coin. Part of me wants to say, you're afraid of doing things bad because you've lived this wonderful life where you've had so much success,

where you got A's on your report cards, and where you know you try it out for the school soccer team and made it

where you graduated high school where you had like actual success in your life so of course you're afraid of failure because you haven't

had that much you haven't had a lot of practice failing whereas I'm coming from a

different side of the equation, which is just like a slew of epic failures.

I'm so used to failure because sucking is, know basically what I've always done my whole life.

I've always been the worst at everything.

So before I jump in and really talk more about this and give you

actual real life examples of what I'm talking about and how you can take the

philosophy of doing it shitty and apply it to your real life and see real life

results. I'm going to talk about that in a second. I want to encourage you while you're listening to this podcast to get up and take action on something, to do something and not just passively listen to this. You can listen and learn and get inspired and get motivated while also kicking something's butt.

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