Is there a “right” time to launch into what you really want to do? To step out (and up)?
Quest alum Kerry Judd landed in the papers last week for what she calls a “leap of faith” when she stepped out to create her own business. She’d decided her dreams were more important than the condition of the economy, and her independence could be put off no longer.
And she’s willing to do whatever it takes to realize the life she’d envisioned. In fact, she says,
There were no constraints because I didn’t want my next decision to be made based on income.
I’m honored that she gives the Quest workshop some credit for shaping her bold move. When she came to her first workshop in Minneapolis/St. Paul four years ago she had an energy about her, but who knew?
She built a strong foundation in that first exposure, then came to a second workshop at Ferncliff and dug into writing her action plan for this next chapter in her life. It’s great to see that plan starting to unfold.
Congratulations, Kerry!
Here’s a write-up about Kerry in Bermuda’s newspaper, The Royal Gazette: Judd opts to go it alone to build up her own business.
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