
Sarah June Ward
Former educator and podcast guest discussing perfectionism, overthinking, and resilience; first guest on "Wide Awake and Wondering" podcast.
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May 28, 2026
Mistakes Are Not Your Identity: The Art of Showing Up Messy with Sarah June Ward
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Sarah June WardGUEST
... something so specific for me, and I was just talking to a coworker about this.

Sarah June WardGUEST
Sometimes at work we're giving people tasks and projects and jobs, and sometimes it's very, very different than what they're used to doing.

Sarah June WardGUEST
And so sometimes, you know, once in a while somebody doesn't have a great reaction to that.

Sarah June WardGUEST
We're professional, but sometimes you can tell a sudden change in reaction or behavior and like maybe a little bit of an attitude.

Sarah June WardGUEST
So I, like, always have to ask myself, "Where is this coming from?" And when do I sometimes find myself maybe having that true reaction on the inside? I ask myself that.
15 MINS LATER

Kristin MasonHOST
Okay, person, universe, connect some kind energy to her, 'cause you gotta let it go.