Brave Little Things

Tamar

Bravery isn’t always about facing your fears head-on or accomplishing the impossible. Sometimes, being brave means knowing when to quit, deciding you’re already whole and enough, or choosing not to do the so-called “brave thing” simply because it’s not what you want. Brave Little Things is about redefining what it means to show up courageously in life and business, taking small, sustainable steps that help us feel more at home in ourselves. Through raw storytelling, diverse insights, practical tools, and real-life practices, we’ll explore all the ways bravery shows up in everyday moments. Most importantly, you’ll feel held as we navigate these conversations together. Because if there’s one thing I know about building a brave, full life, it’s that doing it together makes it so much easier. What does it mean to choose a brave life—slowly, intentionally, and on your terms? Let’s go there.  

  1. 7H AGO

    When Everything Feels Important: Motherhood, Business, and Guilt

    There are seasons in life when it feels like everything needs you at once. Your kids. Your business. Your body. Your home. Your dreams. Your rest. And no matter what you choose, part of you feels pulled somewhere else. In this episode, I’m talking about something that feels very real for me right now. At the time of recording, we’re in the middle of a war here, staying close to shelters, kids home from school for weeks, life unpredictable — and still, business, family, and personal life all keep moving at the same time. For years I’ve noticed that my brain goes to the same thought: If I didn’t have kids, this would be easier. And I hear the same thing from so many women building businesses while raising families. But what I’ve realized is that the problem isn’t actually the kids. And it’s not the business either. It’s that when you care about many things, life will always ask you to choose where your time goes. We also talk about “mom guilt” — what it really is, what it isn’t, and why not every uncomfortable feeling means you’re doing something wrong. I share a personal story about leaving on a trip while my kids were upset, the moment a war started while I was away, and why I still didn’t feel guilty — even though it would have made perfect sense to. This episode is about: motherhood and ambitionguilt vs discomforthaving a full life with many prioritieslearning to choose on purposeand letting go of the idea that something has gone wrong when everything feels important at the same time. If this is something you struggle with too, this is exactly the kind of work we do inside my coaching containers — building a business and a life that actually fit together, instead of feeling like they’re always competing. You can find more info about working with me here: www.tamarcoaching.com/group

    25 min
5
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8 Ratings

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Bravery isn’t always about facing your fears head-on or accomplishing the impossible. Sometimes, being brave means knowing when to quit, deciding you’re already whole and enough, or choosing not to do the so-called “brave thing” simply because it’s not what you want. Brave Little Things is about redefining what it means to show up courageously in life and business, taking small, sustainable steps that help us feel more at home in ourselves. Through raw storytelling, diverse insights, practical tools, and real-life practices, we’ll explore all the ways bravery shows up in everyday moments. Most importantly, you’ll feel held as we navigate these conversations together. Because if there’s one thing I know about building a brave, full life, it’s that doing it together makes it so much easier. What does it mean to choose a brave life—slowly, intentionally, and on your terms? Let’s go there.