When I started writing Doing What You Know, I thought I was creating something for the reader.And I was. But what I didn’t expect…was how much it would change me. Because every time I sat down to write about fear, discipline, identity, or self-sabotage —I had to face those exact things in my own life. I couldn’t hide behind the page.I couldn’t write bold words and live with quiet doubt.I couldn’t challenge others to move while staying stuck myself. Doing What You Know didn’t just help others break through.It made me break my own patterns, too. The biggest shift? I stopped needing to feel confident before I acted.I started trusting…