Navigating Self-Doubt When Sharing Our Divine Gifts with Meredith Rom

 

Episode 156: SUBSCRIBE ON Apple Podcasts

In this short solo episode of the Rising Women Leaders podcast, I explore how to navigate the fear and self-doubt that can arise when sharing our divine gifts with the world.

I share how confidence is created through action, how reconnecting with your deeper “why” can help you move forward, and what my own journey of writing and publishing a book taught me about fear, purpose, and following divine guidance.

This episode is an invitation to release perfectionism, loosen your attachment to the outcome, and trust that your responsibility is simply to take the next aligned step—leaving the rest in the hands of the Divine.

In This Episode, I Discussed:

  • Why self-doubt often appears when we’re doing something new

  • How confidence grows by taking action before we feel fully ready

  • The importance of releasing the need to be perfect

  • Finding a deeper “why” for the creative work you feel called to share

  • The fears I faced while writing and publishing my book

  • A powerful “What if?” exercise for opening to positive possibilities

  • Offering your work to the Divine and releasing attachment to its reception

  • Trusting that helping even one person can make your work worthwhile

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Meredith Rom is a yoga teacher, author, women’s leadership coach and host of the Rising Women Leaders podcast. She supports women to heal past wounds and release limiting beliefs to fully embrace their greatest gifts and soul callings. Her mission is to see women shining at their brightest, owning their worth and using their voice to be a beacon of light for others to awaken in this world. After graduating from NYU she followed her intuition to Northern California where she teaches yoga and mentors women to rise in courage, self-love and feminine leadership.  Learn more at www.meredithrom.com and on instagram @meredithrom

 
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