@Leonne Sherr Leonne, or Rashida, welcome! I absolutely loved reading this introduction because you gave us such a real glimpse into who you are and what you’re building. You definitely have a story to tell, and I can already see why you’re excited about The WonderMama and the Wayfinders. And honestly, what you said about being scared now that your customer path is ready really stood out to me. Sometimes we can spend so much time creating, planning, and chasing every new idea that actually putting the thing we built out into the world feels like the scariest part. The fact that you recognized that pattern is already a huge step. Maybe your next challenge isn’t coming up with another idea. Maybe it’s giving yourself permission to focus on the path you’ve already created and see where it takes you before jumping to the next thing. Also, I’m with you on Monopoly! 😂 Give me something where I’m competing against my own personal best any day. I’m really glad you’re here, and I’m excited to watch you build. Which part of The WonderMama or the Wayfinders are you most excited to finally bring to life?

@Leonne Sherr Ohhh yes, I can absolutely relate to that feeling! That moment when you know you’ve prepared, you know what you’re doing, and yet actually taking the leap still makes your heart race. I think that feeling says something important too. It means this really matters to you. And honestly, I love how you described Wayfinders as the door that is already open. Maybe you don’t need to keep perfecting the door anymore. Maybe it’s time to walk through it. You’ve already done the thinking, the building, the tweaking, and the preparation. Now you get to experience what happens when you finally let people see what you created. Please don’t mistake the fear for a sign that you’re not ready. Sometimes fear simply shows up because we’re stepping into something bigger than what we’re used to. You can be nervous and still move forward. You can be excited and still take it one step at a time. And I really hope you know that you’re not alone in that feeling. You’re surrounded by people who are also building, learning, figuring things out, and taking their own leaps. So take a deep breath, trust the work you’ve already done, and give yourself permission to celebrate this moment. I’m genuinely excited for you, and I have a feeling you’re going to look back one day and smile at how nervous you were standing on that diving board. Now I’m curious, when you finally launch Wayfinders, what is the very first thing you want someone who joins to experience or feel?