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Mary Marantz joins us to share insights from her new book "Underestimated: The Surprisingly Simple Shift to Quit Playing Small, Name the Fear, and Move Forward," revealing how we can overcome the invisible barriers that keep us from reaching our full potential.

Mary is a Yale Law School graduate and the first in her immediate family to go to college. She is the bestselling author of the book “Dirt” about growing up in West Virginia and the highly-anticipated follow up "Slow Growth Equals Strong Roots." She is also the host of the wildly popular podcast The Mary Marantz Show.

Join our conversation to discuss:

• Fear is a "boring liar" that uses the same broken scripts on everyone
• The "missing handbook for life" concept explains why we constantly second-guess ourselves
• "Slow growth equals strong roots" - why consistency matters more than overnight success
• Excellence combined with consistency creates an unstoppable formula
• People-pleasing and "making ourselves small" keeps us from our purpose
• Criticism hurts but isn't fatal - most people can't see your vision until it's complete
• You don't need anyone's permission to pursue your unique calling

Visit marymarantz.com to learn more, take the Achiever Quiz at AchieverQuiz.com to discover your achiever type, and pre-order the book at NameTheFear.com where you can also access the first chapter for free.

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