A new book by Tracy Liberatore

Kill the Maybe — a new book by Tracy Liberatore

Kill the Maybe

The fear underneath every dream that keeps you playing small, asking permission, and afraid to step into your power.

Your free Kill the Maybe bundle

  • The one-page worksheet. Name it. Price the coop. Go first, small.
  • A completed illustrative example. See how the worksheet can look in practice. An example, not a client result.
  • The Emergency Reset Kit: 3 recordings. Shutdown and Freeze Reset, Reactivity Reset, and Overwhelm Reset.

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What's the maybe you're still telling yourself?

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The premise

You will not hear your fear announce itself. It has better manners than that.

It comes out of your mouth as one small word, and the word is maybe.

Maybe next quarter. Maybe when the kids are older. Maybe I'm not the right person to say this out loud. Maybe I should ask someone first.

Maybe is not a plan and it is not humility. Maybe is a door left open so you never have to walk through it, and so no one can say you refused.

That is the part of you I call the Warden. She learned her job young, in a house where wanting out loud cost something. She has kept you small, agreeable and unnoticed ever since — and it worked. You are here.

You don't fire her. You can't. She is made of the same material you are made of.

You give her a new job.

What the book covers

The Silent Inheritance

Children don't inherit the words. They inherit the nervous system. Where the pattern actually started — and why understanding it was never enough to move it.

The Warden

The part of you that decided being seen wasn't safe, and has been running the room ever since. She doesn't get fired. She gets reassigned.

The body keeps the verdict

The residue doesn't speak in sentences. It speaks in one word. The protocol for finishing a feeling your body never got to finish.

The book isn't out yet.

The maybe can go today.

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