Insights
There’s a moment in every leader’s journey when hesitation creeps in.
The stakes feel high. The fear of failure looms. That’s the moment where most people freeze.
But the best? They step up.
Eminem’s “Lose Yourself” says it best:
“You only get one shot, do not miss your chance to blow. This opportunity comes once in a lifetime.”
The leaders I work with know what it’s like to carry the weight of big decisions.
They know what it’s like to feel the pressure of leading teams, driving results, and making the right call.
The question is — will you take the shot, or will you let it slip away?
What’s the real cost of staying stuck — on your health, your family, your legacy?
If you weren’t afraid of failing or looking foolish, what would you do right now?
If you’re ready to stop hesitating and start owning your leadership, let’s talk.
Ever feel like your career is stuck in neutral — like you’re capable of so much more but don’t know how to get there?
For many professionals, the problem isn’t lack of skill.
It’s lack of action.
Dan Koe describes this as “low agency” — the habit of waiting for opportunities instead of creating them.
When I coach clients who feel stuck, I help them build momentum by taking small but intentional steps.
Instead of waiting for the “perfect opportunity,” they start creating opportunities themselves.
- They speak up in meetings.
- They pitch new ideas.
- They take risks — even small ones — to test what’s possible.
That’s how careers get unstuck.
Here’s a question to consider:
What’s one opportunity you’ve been waiting for — and how might you create it yourself?
If you’d like guidance on building momentum in your career, let’s connect.