In this episode of Courage is Built Here, Justine opens Pathway Four, Love Others Well, with a deeply moving conversation about what it means to choose love when it feels hardest. She invites Marcy Bursac to share her journey of
In just about a week, this room will hold space for the first Courage is Built Here™ training at Monarch Meadows Retreat. Will it look exactly like my vision? No. Things get ordered wrong. Things don't arrive on time. And sometimes you have
In this episode of Courage is Built Here, Justine opens Pathway Three, Be Fully You, with a powerful conversation about authenticity, vulnerability, and the courage it takes to stop performing and start living as your full self. She invites Ali
I have ask-for-help fatigue. I am feeling extra vulnerable from all the help I have had to ask for lately. Between the asks that come with new business training and growing my business in new ways, to all the asks of
In this episode of Courage is Built Here, Justine opens Pathway Two, Embody Again, with a powerful and honest conversation about what it means to stop putting yourself last. She invites Jess Mader to share how a season of frustration,
It's Holy Week. One of my favorite weeks of the year. A week to be still. To be in awe. To honor the one who loved us enough to come to earth, to live and suffer and die, so that we
In this episode of Courage is Built Here, Justine opens Pathway One, Feel It All, with an honest conversation about fear, values, and what it takes to keep moving forward when courage asks more of you than comfort does. She
Yesterday, I started the day leading a workshop on Working and Leading Across Generations with Internal Auditors. Then Courage Circle. Then an Accountability Session with a team who has been through my full training, where we named the tension, reminded each other of
In this episode of Courage is Built Here, Justine opens Pathway Five, Do the Work, with an honest conversation about grief, loss, courage, and the ongoing work of choosing how to live after heartbreak. She invites Leslie Weirich to share
"Thank you for your grace." I've been saying it a lot lately. I need to cancel this lunch. I just need that hour back. Please send me dates for late May. Here's the thing. I am in a season where every minute and
