In this reflective episode, Quincy shares five key lessons learned throughout 2025, emphasizing the importance of starting, community support, resilience in the face of challenges, the value of personal growth, and the simplicity of making changes. He encourages listeners to embrace their journeys and take actionable steps towards their goals, reminding them that they are not alone in their struggles.

Takeaways

• Starting is always the hardest part.
• Community is essential for support and growth.
• Everything can be figured out with time and effort.
• It's okay to change your mind as you grow.
• Simplicity is key in making changes.

Chapters

00:00
Closing Out 2025: A Personal Reflection

01:46
The Challenge of Starting: Overcoming Initial Hurdles

07:42
The Importance of Community: Finding Support

15:43
Everything Can Be Figured Out: Embracing Life's Challenges

22:44
It's Okay to Change Your Mind: Embracing Growth

28:03
Simplicity is Key: Making Change Easy

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In this conversation, Sanum Yousuf, the founder of Grazing Daisy, shares her inspiring journey from dropping out of college and working odd jobs to following her heart into entrepreneurship. She discusses the challenges of balancing motherhood with her growing business, the importance of self-awareness, and overcoming limiting beliefs. Sanum emphasizes the significance of community, resilience, and staying grounded amidst success. She reflects on cultural challenges in her business and the importance of embracing uncertainty as part of personal growth. The discussion culminates in the idea of being 'not done yet,' highlighting the continuous journey of self-improvement and exploration.

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When Lauren first heard her daughter’s diagnosis, her world shifted in ways she couldn’t have imagined. In this episode, she shares the questions that raced through her mind, the isolation she sometimes felt, and the surprising strength she found in community, love, and perspective. This is a story about more than illness — it’s about redefining what it means to fight, to grow, and to keep moving forward when life feels overwhelming.

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