Hey guys. I'm Jerry. I'm Sierra. We're ladies. And we tangent.

Hey there. It's Jerry and Sierra.

And if you're looking for a podcast that actually helps you feel grounded, centered, and a little more like yourself, add mantra with Gemma Spegg to your weekly rotation.

Every Monday, Gemma shares a new empowering phrase, a mantra to help you reframe your mindset and find balance, no matter what life throws at you.

So far this season, she's been exploring some really impactful themes like releasing the need for

external validation and making rest a priority in your life. Plus, each episode includes thoughtful

journal prompts and a weekly challenge to help you turn the mantra into action. One of my

absolute favorite episodes is for the mantra, action. One of my absolute favorite episodes

is for the mantra. I let my work speak louder than my doubt. I feel like we all struggle with

imposter syndrome. And this episode came at a time where I really needed this reminder. And in case this

is a reminder that you needed, well, great news, because we have a review of that episode for you. Check it out.

Okay, let's get into it. It's time for this week's mantra. I let my work speak louder than my

doubt. I love this mantra because doubt is a really funny thing. There is not a human alive who lives without it. And if there was,

I don't think I'd really want to be around them. And yet the experience is wholly individual and personal.

It's also self-directed. We have this innate blindness towards other people's self-doubt.

We think that we must be the only ones. Everyone else is

deserving of their success. Everyone else has actually worked hard for it. Everyone else is confident,

self-assured. We are the imposter. We are the fraud. We are the one who doesn't deserve to be here.

I really want to begin this week's mantra by coming out and saying

there is not a soul alive, not a single person who you admire, who is not at some stage

questioned themselves so intensely they almost didn't act. They almost didn't put out that album you adore or create that

thing that everyone uses these days, the book or the podcast that changed your life. The person who

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