It’s all apart of the process.

Confidence is just like trying on your first pair of heels. Let’s be real—you’re not going to walk straight, it’s not going to be cute, and you’re probably going to wobble like Bambi on ice. You might even trip, twist an ankle, or even fall flat on your face. It happens. But what do you do? You get back up, slide those heels back on—because they match the outfit and make you feel like a damn queen—and you keep going. And after a while? You’re not just walking; you’re strutting so fiercely that flats don’t even feel like an option anymore. Building confidence is the same deal. It’s messy at first. You’re going to fail, fall, and question if you’re even cut out for this. Spoiler alert: you are. You just have to keep showing up, keep getting back up, and keep trying new ways until you hit your stride. One day, you’ll look back and realize you’re walking like you were born to do it—crooked steps and all were part of the process.