In this episode, I discuss your commitment level to different endeavors or relationships in your life. If you’re “one toe in the water,” that means that you are hesitant, unsure and not convicted. If you are “two feet in,” that means that you have decided to be all in, to be committed and to trust that you can rise to the challenge. Life always feels better with two feet in. You don’t need to do something full-time hours to be two feet in, you need full-time conviction and belief. Whether it’s your health, your marriage, your friendship, your career or your side hustle, decide. Get in the water, or get out. Be two feet in or none at all. Being one toe in the water never feels quite right.

“What does full time honestly even mean anymore? In HR talk, full time means 35 to 40 hours a week. But in real life, I'm a full time mom, I'm a full time spouse, I'm a full time business owner, I'm a full time manager myself. I care about all of these things. They don't all get the same designated number of hours, but it's not full time hours that I care about. It's full time conviction, full time committed.” - Trina

Keypoints:

• Being “two feet in” means making a decision to go all in.
• When you go all in, you build confidence and rise to the challenge.
• When you are one toe in the water, you are hesitant and people sense it.
• Being “two feet in” doesn’t mean you do something full time, it means you’re fully convicted.
• You can apply this lesson to the different roles you have in life to see where you can improve.

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