Rebecca is flying solo today with something that’s been on her heart and mind for a long time. In February, Rebecca and her family went on a trip to Arizona for a breather, some warm weather, and a chance to connect with family. And maybe an energy vortex. You know. While there, she and her husband and three children went on a hike up Cathedral Rock and she found so many parallels between that amazing hike and doing big things in small towns.   In this episode, we cover:

• How we’re often sold an idea of what something will look like, but the real journey and learning process is nearly always different. 
• The fact that no one on the journey themselves is going to criticize you for being there, too. 
• The importance of taking things one step at a time.

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