Introduction Let's spill some tea, baby. Have you ever noticed that people are quick to call something unrealistic when they've already decided they aren't going to try it? Funny how that works. Someone wants to start a business. "That's unrealistic." Someone wants to move across the country. "That's unrealistic." Someone wants to change careers, write a book, launch a brand, go back to school, leave a toxic relationship, or completely reinvent themselves. Suddenly everybody becomes an expert on why it won't work. But here's the question nobody asks: What if the idea isn't unrealistic? What if the person criticizing it simply lacks the courage to pursue something similar themselves? Because those are two very different conversations. And baby, we're about to expose the difference. Core Truth™ People often label possibilities as unrealistic when they're uncomfortable confronting their own limitations. Series Purpose Statement B...