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What creates a young person who trusts themselves?
In this deeply honest and refreshing conversation, I sit down with 19-year-old Genevieve Gault to explore the lessons that shaped her perspective on life, leadership, relationships, self-trust, and personal growth.
From moving to Germany at 18, to navigating challenges with body image, anxiety, forgiveness, family relationships, and discovering a deeper awareness of herself at a young age, Genevieve shares insights that many people spend decades trying to learn.
Together we discuss:
• The parenting approach that helped her develop independence and resilience
• Why watching her parents continue to grow taught her that growth is always possible
• Nervous system regulation and learning to feel safe while doing hard things
• Anxiety, courage, and the power of taking the next step anyway
• Forgiveness, healing, and releasing what weighs us down
• Leadership, self-awareness, and trusting yourself in uncertain moments
• Why true beauty, confidence, and strength come from within
One of the most powerful moments in the conversation comes when Genevieve shares:
"Seeing my parents grow allows me to know that if I do this, I will grow too."
If you've ever struggled with self-doubt, feared making the wrong decision, questioned your path, or wondered how to build genuine confidence, this conversation offers a refreshing reminder:
You are doing the best you can with what you know.
Keep learning. Keep growing.
And above all...
Have faith in your own goodness.
Thank you Genevieve Gault