Lean Toward Yes: Why the Things We Don’t Do May Become Our Greatest Regrets
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Lean Toward Yes: Why the Things We Don’t Do May Become Our Greatest Regrets
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What if some of our greatest regrets aren’t about the things we did—but the things we never allowed ourselves to try?
In this episode, Julie Bolejack explores the difference between approaching life with an instinctive “no” and learning to lean toward “yes.” Not a reckless yes. Not a yes to everything. But a willingness to stay curious, consider possibilities, and resist letting fear, habit, or comfort make our decisions for us.
Julie shares personal reflections on the yeses that have shaped her life, the risks that didn’t always work out as planned, and why she believes our biggest regrets may ultimately come from the opportunities we never explored.
If you’ve ever wondered whether you’ve become a little too comfortable saying “no,” this episode is an invitation to ask one simple question:
What might happen if I said yes?
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Author of Bloom Again: A Memoir of Reinvention and Now What? A Practical Guide to Starting Again Without Starting Over
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