Historic Girls by BROOKS, Elbridge Streeter

Let's begin to unravel where your limiting beliefs came from. Perhaps they came from other sources and were never meant for you in the first place...

In today’s episode, I get vulnerable with you and share a recent experience I had, where I felt like I didn’t belong. I want to break down this fear of not belonging, my own personal experience and what I learned from it.

Lauren Hooker joins me to have an honest conversation about the fears and doubts that surround becoming a Mom as an entrepreneur and how she adjusted her business (and expectations) to meet her new demands.

Carrie Grace talks about taking risks, the Kind Tour 2019 and changing her own fear narratives in order to pursue her speaking career.

Have you ever noticed yourself being really afraid of the judgment of others? In this episode, I break down why and how that happens. Hint: It's got a lot to do with yourself.

Morgaine Trine, Ashly Hilst, and Claire Waite share about the fears they uncovered, the lessons they learned and the brave action they took inside the Brightly Immersive Mastermind. My hope is hearing these different perspectives and lessons will inspire you to take action and dig deep into your own heart. If you've been looking for a community like this to join, apply now for the Brightly Immersive Mastermind 2019 at BrightlyandCo.com/BrightlyImmersive

Reina Pomeroy joins me to chat about finding your identity beyond what you do, making the brave decision to shift gears in business (even when things are good) and learning how to make space for what matters most.

My dear friend, Katie Grace Hollstein, a Michigan-based wedding photography and lifestyle blogger, nerds out with me over Enneagram and talks about what it was like living with a chronic illness, how it affected her family, and the fears it instilled in her at an early age about things like love, independence, and her career.

It's time to witness your fear. No more running from it, resisting it, trying to focus solely on the positive and nothing negative ever, no how. In this episode, I dive into what it means to witness your fear and the incredible healing that takes place when we step into the uncomfortability (I made up that word) and witness our fears.

When Jessica was a freshman in college, she made a life-altering decision that resulted in the death of her best friend. In this episode, we dive deep into how she coped(s) with her guilt and how she felt moved to share her story to keep her friend’s memory alive.

In this episode, I’m talking about the fear of marriage. That might seem strange since I just got married, but I know I'm not alone in this fear and I hope to have even more episodes dedicated to this. For now, click play, tune in and let's talk about the fears that surround getting married and marriage as a whole.

In this episode, I’m talking about the fear of forgiveness. We'll dive deep into how forgiveness is not only healing but also an act of love for yourself and my personal take on forgiveness works (hint: it's not a one and done kind of thing). I get real personal in this episode, so buckle up and dive deep with me as we talk about the healing process of forgiveness.

In this episode, I’m introducing you to all things Brave Fear. What it means, where it comes from, why I created this podcast and more about me (Brianne Wik) in general. If you’re new to this podcast, this is the perfect episode to start with.