What if the thing standing between you and the life you want isn't your ability to succeed, but your willingness to fail?

In one of the most vulnerable conversations I've had on SKY MAMI, I sit down with Carlos Techeira to talk about failure, ambition, identity, and the emotional weight we carry when we've spent our lives trying to be strong, capable, and successful.

This conversation gets real.

Carlos sees something in me during this conversation that I'm not always able to see in myself. As he reflects on what my journey represents, not just for me, but for the little girls coming behind us and the generations who will have more possibilities because someone went first. His pride and emotion bring us both to tears. It's a moment that forces me to stop, take in how far I've come, and recognize that sometimes our lives become bigger than our own ambitions. Sometimes what we accomplish becomes proof for someone else of what's possible.

But none of that happens without being willing to risk getting it wrong.

We talk about the fear of failure, the pressure we put on ourselves to succeed, and what it takes to keep choosing the uncertain path when there are no guarantees it will work out.

Because maybe courage isn't believing you're going to succeed,

Maybe it's believing the possibility is worth failing for.

The Audacity to Fail is about giving yourself permission to try, to fall short, to change, and to take up space anyway, because you never know who might be watching you and realizing for the first time that they can, too.

Hard conversations. No autopilot.

Watch this episode: https://youtu.be/Kyy_bZpIN-A