Facing our fears!

Today’s the big day – our first talk on Joinavision 🥳.

This is probably long overdue but since we had no great plan for Joinavision we’ve kind of muddled along quite nicely until now.

I’m sat up still jotting notes down but no doubt I’ll forget to include everything I want to say! 😂

In writing our talk we began to realise how much Joinavision has challenged us – in ways we’d never have imagined. We’ve stepped so far out of our comfort zone I’m not sure if we even have a comfort zone anymore!

Some of the fears I’ve faced on this journey are:

Opening up on a public space and sharing my thoughts and experiences

Meeting new people

Camping with people I’ve never met before

Doing podcasts and having to listen back to my own voice 😱

Wearing no make-up pretty much all the time

And now public speaking!

Thankfully public speaking hasn’t been a major fear – I’d rather speak to a large group instead of a small one – but it’s not something I’ve ever done apart from at my own wedding. What I’m more worried about is losing my thread.

That’s the beauty of working as a pair though. Ka Zia can pick things up if my mind goes blank or more likely I start to waffle 😄

Hope to see some of you there in a few hours time 😃

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