Brianne and Bradley discuss how the Fear of Vanity can sap your confidence, how "vain" people are often just insecure (about being insecure), why it's good to be good at what you do (and be proud of it), and why accepting compliments is not always as easy as it sounds.

Brianne talks about how the Fear of Vanity is hurting your confidence, tells some personal stories that illustrate why you shouldn't rush to judgement on others, and offers a challenge to feel good about how you look (and to not feel guilty about trying to look your best).

In this episode, Brianne recaps the first ever Brave Fear Retreat. Tune in for highlights about the retreat itself, testimonials from attendees and a sneak peek into the next retreat coming May 2020.

Brianne does impressions of Jeff Goldblum and Eliza Doolittle, sings some Disney/Broadway tunes that best describe herself, and discusses (with her husband/producer Bradley) the difference between being Brave and being Confident.

This week, Brianne delves into the Fear of the Unknown, some excuses we tell ourselves to avoid venturing into the “uncomfortable unknown,” and gives us a new way to think about/personify fear itself.

In this episode, Brianne talks about emotional triggers. She gives some tips on how to recognize when you're being triggered and the steps she takes to try and avoid the emotional fallout.

In this listener-inspired episode, Brianne talks about the Fear of Investing in Yourself. She breaks down how we often use money as an excuse to hide our true fears, how the Fear of Failure and Fear of Being Judged can hold us back, and challenges you to believe in yourself enough to put your money and time into those someday dreams.

In this episode, Brianne and Bradley discuss going to networking events, how Brianne's anxiety shows up in her business (and some tips that can help) and steps they take when dealing with major disappointments.

In part 1 of this episode, Brianne discussed her struggles with anxiety and panic disorder. In part 2, she goes over the Brave Fear actions she has taken to help find relief.

In this episode, Brianne talks about her struggle with anxiety and panic disorder, which she has had since the age of 6.

Brianne and guest/husband/new podcast producer Bradley talk about their big move from Portland, OR to Charlotte, NC, what they learned and experienced before, during and after the trip and introduce some of the new segments/games for Season 2 of The Brave Fear Podcast.

The Brave Fear Podcast is back for Season 2! Brianne introduces some new updates and changes, her new podcast producer (aka the husband - Bradley Wik), and the first-ever Brave Fear in-person event coming up in September! Tune in every week for a new episode, subscribe and leave a review.

Have you ever felt like a fraud? Like someone’s going to find out that you don’t know what you’re talking about? That you’re not cut out for this? In this week's episode, we are talking all about Imposter Syndrome - what's really going on behind the scenes of feeling like an imposter and how to break through those feelings.

Have you ever been afraid to outshine someone else? Or maybe you hear the words, "too big for your britches" and "who are you to do that?". In this episode, I want to talk about the fear of outshining and the misconceptions we have behind that fear. My hope is by the end of this episode you feel ready to shine big and bright for the world to see.

Let's begin to unravel where your limiting beliefs came from. Perhaps they came from other sources and were never meant for you in the first place...

In today’s episode, I get vulnerable with you and share a recent experience I had, where I felt like I didn’t belong. I want to break down this fear of not belonging, my own personal experience and what I learned from it.

Lauren Hooker joins me to have an honest conversation about the fears and doubts that surround becoming a Mom as an entrepreneur and how she adjusted her business (and expectations) to meet her new demands.

Carrie Grace talks about taking risks, the Kind Tour 2019 and changing her own fear narratives in order to pursue her speaking career.

Have you ever noticed yourself being really afraid of the judgment of others? In this episode, I break down why and how that happens. Hint: It's got a lot to do with yourself.

Morgaine Trine, Ashly Hilst, and Claire Waite share about the fears they uncovered, the lessons they learned and the brave action they took inside the Brightly Immersive Mastermind. My hope is hearing these different perspectives and lessons will inspire you to take action and dig deep into your own heart. If you've been looking for a community like this to join, apply now for the Brightly Immersive Mastermind 2019 at BrightlyandCo.com/BrightlyImmersive

Reina Pomeroy joins me to chat about finding your identity beyond what you do, making the brave decision to shift gears in business (even when things are good) and learning how to make space for what matters most.

My dear friend, Katie Grace Hollstein, a Michigan-based wedding photography and lifestyle blogger, nerds out with me over Enneagram and talks about what it was like living with a chronic illness, how it affected her family, and the fears it instilled in her at an early age about things like love, independence, and her career.

It's time to witness your fear. No more running from it, resisting it, trying to focus solely on the positive and nothing negative ever, no how. In this episode, I dive into what it means to witness your fear and the incredible healing that takes place when we step into the uncomfortability (I made up that word) and witness our fears.

When Jessica was a freshman in college, she made a life-altering decision that resulted in the death of her best friend. In this episode, we dive deep into how she coped(s) with her guilt and how she felt moved to share her story to keep her friend’s memory alive.