Intention into Action: From Dreams to Reality Avery is Guiding the Next Generation to Success
About this episode
Avery Crumrine discusses her journey from intention to action, sharing insights on goal setting and accountability.
In this podcast episode Tara and Mare have a Conscious Conversation with 18-year-old guest Avery Crumrine, author of “Intention into Action,” to the Connection Project 360 podcast after she completed Mare’s Dream Nudge Challenge and launched her own podcast during it. Avery explains how she unexpectedly wrote and published her book quickly after noting the idea on a road trip, and how her message—shaped by speaking at the Billion Dollar Impact event and by her mother Stacey Lauren (founder of Do The Thing and The Billion Dollar Impact)—focuses on moving from intention to action and continuing after motivation fades. The conversation explores overwhelm, breaking goals into tiny first steps, accountability in groups, imposter syndrome, and reframing rejection as necessary data, drawing on Avery’s experiences selling Girl Scout cookies and doing street interviews. Avery shares her podcast “The Follow Through,” her two-week one-on-one “Two Week Follow Through” program (often used to write books), upcoming plans for a results-focused second book, and her interest in finance. Do you want to write a book? 1. What is a Conscious Conversation?: Learn more here…
Topics covered
- intention to action
- goal setting
- accountability
- imposter syndrome
- overcoming rejection
- self-improvement
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