It’s OK to Make a Mistake – Podcast

AVOID THE MAZE & AVOID THE MAZE UR SPECIAL Podcast

Kristan talks with New Cleveland Radio’s Karen Hale:

There’s no direct line from where we are to where we’re going. The journey twists, turns, and throws obstacles in our way. But at each intersection, we have choices. And when we walk with mindfulness, we become more attuned to our surroundings—and the unexpected opportunities that rise with each step.You don’t have to navigate this path alone. There are others just like you, staring down blank walls and wondering which direction to take next. This podcast is a space for shared experiences—because sometimes, a story you hear may echo your own. And that moment of connection might be exactly what you need.

About Kristan Swan, experiential learner, what does that mean?

In my case, it means I learn from my mistakes, eventually. I am a realistic optimist who often falls short of my own expectations. I have a tendency to say ‘yes’ before I think which has given me a wealth of experiences…

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