Brave Little Things

Tamar
  • 5.0 (8)
  • Entrepreneurship

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. 2d ago

    When Good Advice Is Bad Advice

    There is SO much advice out there about how to build your business, market yourself, grow your audience, get clients, create content — and a whole lot of people telling you, “This is what works.” But just because something works doesn’t mean it works for you. In this episode, I’m starting with a conversation I had with my son on one of our long walks together right before he left for the army — about advice someone had given him and the pressure he felt to have followed it “better.” It got me thinking about all the advice I was given when my kids were little, why some of it made me feel worse instead of better, and how freaking often we do the exact same thing in our businesses. We’re talking about why we’re so drawn to someone handing us a blueprint, the difference between learning from other people and copying the way they built their business, trends and pain-point marketing, and why all of this matters even MORE in a world where AI can create perfectly good, perfectly polished, perfectly same-sounding content in seconds. Because you can learn the strategies. You can try the trends. You can listen to really smart people and take their advice. But at the end of the day, you still have to ask: Does this plug me back into myself or pull me further away? And I’m also sharing a little about SEEN, my private 1:1 coaching package — three sessions together over six weeks where we work on exactly this: finding your words, your ideas, the way you want to show up, and creating a way of sharing and marketing your work that feels alive, connected, and actually like you. To check out SEEN, Click here: https://www.tamarcoaching.com/seen

  2. Aug 18

    Marketing as an introvert

    Most people assume that because I coach, speak, host events and have a podcast, I must be an extrovert. Nope. I’m actually a proud introvert. Or maybe more accurately… an outgoing introvert. For years I judged myself because I needed more alone time than the people around me. I left gatherings early, protected my quiet time fiercely, and honestly wondered if something was wrong with me. Then I started my business. And suddenly my job wasn’t just coaching—it was also marketing, networking, introducing myself, selling my work and being visible. I thought, “Well… this is going to be a problem.” In this episode I’m sharing the stories that completely changed how I think about introversion, the mindset shifts that helped me stop seeing it as a weakness, and the practical ways I protect my energy while still growing a business I love. If you’ve ever worried that you’re too quiet, too reserved or too introverted to build a successful business, I hope this episode feels like someone finally gave you permission to do it your way. Because you don’t have to become louder. You just have to become more you. Check out SEEN: the coaching package made just for you. https://www.tamarcoaching.com/seen

  3. Aug 11

    Why Your Audience Doesn't Get You (Yet)

    You can have an incredible offer, years of experience, and a genuine desire to help people…and still struggle to get your message to land. In this episode, I share one of the most unforgettable lessons I’ve ever learned—from a guy named Mike, a group of teenagers, and two words written on his eyelids. (Trust me…there’s a point. ) We talk about why so many entrepreneurs accidentally speak in their language instead of their clients’, how that shows up everywhere from content to workshop titles to networking conversations, and why becoming a better listener might be the best marketing strategy you’ll ever learn. In this episode, you’ll hear about: • Why people aren’t always hearing what you’re trying to say • The difference between speaking at people and speaking to them • A simple exercise to help you find your natural voice • How to learn the actual words your ideal clients are already using • Why listening is one of the most underrated business skills there is If you’ve ever thought, “I know I’m good at what I do…so why isn’t it landing?” this one’s for you. Want personalized help finding your voice, clarifying your message, and creating a business that feels more like you?  Check out my new 3-session coaching package, SEEN. Designed it with you in mind: https://www.tamarcoaching.com/seen

  4. Aug 4

    Why Does Creating Feel So Hard?

    Ever feel like creating has started to feel… heavy? Like every post has to matter. Every podcast has to change someone’s life. Every workshop has to be transformational. Every launch has to work. In this episode, I’m unpacking an idea I’ve been playing with: what if we’ve accidentally given our creativity a job it was never meant to have? I share a story about the attic my sister and I grew up playing in (where there were literally no rules), a lesson from Elizabeth Gilbert’s Big Magic that completely shifted the way I think about creating, and why one of my favorite “rules” inside UNMUTE is actually to go rogue. If you’ve been overthinking every piece of content, putting enormous pressure on yourself, or wondering why creating just isn’t as fun as it used to be, I hope this episode feels like a deep exhale. Maybe your next post doesn’t have to change the world. Maybe it just has to be made. ♡ If this episode felt like it was describing you, I’d love to invite you into SEEN—my 3-session private coaching experience for entrepreneurs who are tired of overthinking every post, editing themselves before they hit publish, and feeling like the real them keeps getting lost online. Together we’ll untangle the pressure, quiet the noise, and help the right people finally meet the real you. You can learn more about it here: https://www.tamarcoaching.com/seen

  5. Jul 28

    How to Compare Without Despair

    Comparison is part of being human. Our brains are literally wired to look around and ask, “How am I doing compared to everyone else?” The problem isn’t that we compare. It’s what we make that comparison mean. In this episode, I share why comparing ourselves to other people so quickly turns into shame, why social media pours gasoline on that fire, and how I’m intentionally trying to create a different culture inside my communities—one of Compare & Create instead of Compare & Despair. I talk about everything from getting jealous over a friend’s hot tub, to admiring a gorgeous woman on the beach, to why seeing someone else’s success doesn’t have to become evidence that you’re behind. If you’ve ever caught yourself scrolling Instagram and suddenly feeling like everyone else has it figured out except you, this episode is for you. Because maybe the question isn’t, “Why aren’t I there yet?” Maybe the better question is: “If they can create that…what can I create?” Come check out my newest offer, SEEN. Think you will like-y. https://www.tamarcoaching.com/seen

  6. Jul 21

    Desire Is Contagious

    Have you ever noticed how some things become irresistible—not because they’re objectively better, but because someone else’s excitement makes you want them too? This episode started with a stack of Pokémon cards, a Facebook Marketplace bidding war, and a realization I haven’t been able to stop thinking about: Desire is contagious. We spend so much time trying to make our offers, businesses, and ideas more desirable. But what if the place to start isn’t your sales page, your branding, or your pricing? What if it starts with your relationship to the thing you’ve created? In this episode, we’re talking about: Why enthusiasm is more persuasive than perfect marketing.The surprising reason some launches feel effortless while others feel like pushing a boulder uphill.How your relationship with your offer shapes the way other people experience it.Why falling back in love with your work might be the most productive thing you do before your next launch.If you’ve been feeling disconnected from your business, uninspired by your offers, or like selling has become heavier than it needs to be, I think this conversation will give you a completely different way to think about desire. And who knows… it might just help you fall head over heels in love with your work all over again.

  7. Jul 14

    The Value Bank: Why I Give Away So Much for Free

    We hear it all the time in business: “Don’t give away too much for free.” But what if generosity isn’t hurting your business… what if it’s one of the very things helping it grow? In this episode, I’m sharing a mindset that’s completely changed the way I think about showing up online, serving others, and building a business that lasts. I talk about what I call your Value Bank—the invisible account you fill every time you help someone, offer encouragement, share your expertise, or leave another human a little better than you found them. We also dive into the difference between generosity and self-abandonment, why keeping score is exhausting, and why the return on your generosity rarely comes from where you expect it to. If you’ve ever wondered whether you’re giving too much away, or you’ve found yourself feeling discouraged because your efforts aren’t paying off fast enough, I think this episode will give you a completely different way to look at it. Because maybe your job isn’t to keep score. Maybe your job is simply to keep making deposits. Speaking of, here I am putting in my value bank deposits by offering you a free coaching consult on the house! 60 uninterrupted minutes with a business coach's brain on your business.   Book here: https://www.tamarcoaching.com/consult

  8. Jul 7

    When Your Business Wants to Evolve

    There comes a point in almost every business where you start wondering if the offer you’ve been selling still feels like you. In this episode, I’m talking about what happens when you begin to outgrow something that once felt completely aligned, why that doesn’t mean you’ve built the wrong business, and how to tell the difference between chasing the next shiny thing and genuinely evolving. We also talk about building capacity, trusting the timing of your business, why every version of your work prepares you for the next one, and why feeling lit up by what you’re creating matters more than we often give it credit for. If you’ve been feeling the pull toward something new—or simply questioning where your business is headed—I hope this conversation reminds you that growth doesn’t always mean starting over. Sometimes it just means allowing yourself to become the next version of the entrepreneur you’re meant to be. To book a free coaching consult with me, click this link: https://www.tamarcoaching.com/consult

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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.  

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  • Creator
    Tamar
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    62
  • Rating
    Clean
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    © 2026 Brave Little Things
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