Why can you trust yourself to build a multimillion-dollar company—but not to have one hard conversation? In this episode, Kris pulls back the curtain on the anatomy of self-trust. From visionary ideas to money, health, relationships, and leadership, she reveals why so many women compartmentalize their confidence—rock solid in some domains, shaky in others.

You'll hear how past experiences, identity "totems," and cultural conditioning quietly erode our confidence, and why fear, vulnerability, and inherited stories often dictate where we doubt ourselves most. More importantly, Kris shows you how to begin repairing that trust—through awareness, reframing, and practice—so you can finally stop second-guessing and start standing fully in the leader you already are.

Here's what we explore in this episode:

The surprising gap between visionary trust and day-to-day confidence
The different domains of self-trust—and where women most often stumble
How identity, environment, and old narratives shape what you believe about yourself
Why it feels safer to trust money or process than people or intuition
Practical ways to build competence and leverage your strengths to close the gaps

This episode calls you to stop treating self-trust like a mystery and start treating it like a skill. You don't have to be perfect—you just have to start believing yourself again.

Contact Information and Recommended Resources

Your journey starts with clarity. Head to thevisionary.ceo/trust and take the Self-Trust & Self-Worth Index Kris designed to give you immediate insight.

Instagram

Facebook

Stop Compartmentalizing Your Confidence