From Scrubs to Spandex

Sip of the Week: Amy's perspective on decision-making shifted everything for me: "Nothing you do or decide is a life sentence." She moved across the country, changed careers, and invested her life savings in a business idea - all because she recognized an underserved market and trusted her instincts. Her reminder that we can always pivot, change course, or even go back to what we were doing before takes the pressure off making "perfect" decisions. Sometimes we don't take action because we're afraid of making the wrong choice, but Amy's journey shows us that most decisions aren't permanent - they're just the next step in our evolution- Listen Now!

Let It Brew: The conversation tackles the challenges of leaving structured healthcare for entrepreneurship, dealing with unsupportive relationships during major transitions, and the importance of staying authentically yourself as a business owner. Through discussions about creating community connections and the freedom that comes with being your own boss, we learn that sometimes the best decisions come from trusting your instincts and taking calculated risks on underexplored opportunities.

Post-Tea Pursuits: IDENTIFY YOUR "FAILED PILATES CLASS" MOMENT this week.

Following Amy's example of turning inconvenience into opportunity, commit to one week of opportunity awareness:

• Notice one area of your life where you've been frustrated by lack of options or poor service
• Ask yourself: "What would I create if I could solve this problem?"
• Research one business idea or life change you've been putting off because it feels "too permanent"
• Identify what support systems you'd need to take a calculated risk (like Amy's friend helping with spreadsheets)

WRITE DOWN one decision you've been avoiding because you're afraid it's a "life sentence." What would change if you remembered that most choices can be adjusted, reversed, or evolved? Remember: time flies too fast to stay stuck - try the thing you want to try!