• overcoming your fear of the unknown

  • Jun 25 2024
  • Length: 47 mins
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overcoming your fear of the unknown

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  • #49. In this episode, Sam opens up about four pivotal moments in her life where she had to overcome her (major) fear of the unknown. From moving across the country by herself at 20 years old to getting back into the dating world after she swore she'd never trust another guy again to not only solo traveling the US and Europe but also doing it while in a relationship to moving to a brand new city not knowing anyone and basically having to start over, let's just say you can consider Sam an expert in this field.

    At the end of each story, Sam shares her key takeaways and lessons learned from each experience, leaving you with actionable advice and encouragement when the time comes to overcome the inevitable uncertainties of life.

    7:40 - Moving across the country at 20 years old to a place I’ve never been, working a job I’ve never done, knowing no one except the manager who interviewed me

    20:23 - Getting back into the dating world after I swore I’d never trust a guy again

    28:20 - Solo traveling while in a relationship

    41:27 - Moving to a new city post grad, starting your life over & how to make friends

    45:00 - The butterfly effect & navigating life transitions

    Resources: To connect with Sam Evans, click here. To follow along with Lifestyle Redesigned, click here. Click here to check out our upcoming Chicago events & travel guides for cities around the world. Click here to join our facebook community, For The 20 Somethings.
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