You Don’t Have to Have It All Figured Out to Begin

If you’re waiting for the perfect time to begin—spoiler alert: it doesn’t exist.

Tate in Falling in London knew that better than anyone. She booked a one-way ticket, packed her fear alongside her suitcase, and left behind what was comfortable for something that felt right.

She didn't have a 5-year plan. But she had curiosity, courage, and a craving for something more.

Starting Scared Is Still Starting

You don’t need a roadmap to take the first step. You just need the willingness to not let fear win. Starting before you feel ready is how you become ready.

Tate's leap of faith led to new friendships, unexpected romance, and a version of herself she didn’t know she needed.

What if your next chapter doesn’t begin with clarity—but with curiosity?

Give yourself permission to begin without having all the answers.

If you need a place to start, download my 6-week guided journal. It’s filled with thoughtful prompts to help you reconnect with what you truly want. [Download it here.]

And if you want a story about starting fresh and falling hard, Falling in London is for you.