What Would You Try If You Weren't Afraid?
by Jill Vroman
The thing you want is on the other side of this.
About This Workshop
There's something you've been wanting to try. You know what it is. And you also know the voice that comes up every time you get close to it — the one that lists all the reasons it won't work, all the ways you might fail, all the evidence that you're not quite ready yet. This talk is for that moment. What Would You Try If You Weren't Afraid to Fail? is a live, interactive session with Jill Vroman — a story about attempting something hard, choosing belief over certainty, and what opens up when you stop waiting until it feels safe. After the talk, we move into reflection, journaling, and sharing — because the real work happens when you take it off the screen and into your own life. You don't need to have your answer figured out before you arrive. Just bring the question.
Where This Came From
This is for you if...
- You have something you've been wanting to try but keep talking yourself out of
- You've been playing it safe and you're not sure that's working for you anymore
- You want to be in a room with women who are asking honest questions about what they actually want
- You're tired of letting fear be the reason you don't start
- You want more than inspiration — you want a moment that actually moves something in you
What to Expect
- A live talk from Jill about trying something hard and what it takes to believe in yourself through it
- Time for personal reflection — you'll be invited to journal on the question yourself
- Small group sharing — a chance to say out loud what you've been sitting with
- A full-group conversation to close
- 60 minutes total — lean, purposeful, worth your Tuesday afternoon
How It Works
This is a single live session held on September 16th from 3:00–4:00pm EST via Zoom. Register through the button above and you'll receive the access link. Come ready to listen, reflect, and share. No preparation needed — just show up.
What's Included
Key Outcomes
By the end, you will have named — out loud or on paper — something you've been wanting to try that fear has been blocking
You'll walk away with the felt experience of being in a room where honest ambition is welcome, not managed
By the end, you will have moved the conversation from your head into your hands — reflection and sharing that makes the thing feel more real, and more possible
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