What Happens When You Go All In On Your Dreams with Rebecca Metz

Do I have a treat for you! In this episode, I am talking to my friend Rebecca Metz. If you watch TV you have probably seen her work. Rebecca is best known for her roles on Showtime's Shameless and FX's Better Things.

This week on Do the Damn Thing, I talk with the tenacious Rebecca Metz about the complexities of following your dreams and how she learned to let things go so she could make room for new possibilities. Rebecca is an amazing actor with roles on shows such as This Is Us, Shameless, and Better Things. She knew from a young age that she wanted to pursue acting and pushed through years of unfulfilling day jobs and instability to turn her dreams into a reality. Taking a leap into the void of uncertainty, she came out on the other side with a better understanding of who she is, what she wants, and what brings her joy. She’s here to share how she stopped worrying and started doing what she loved, and offers inspiring advice on how trying new things can bring unexpected opportunities.

During this episode, we discuss the power in using spirituality alongside practicality to manifest your dreams, the significance of committing to what makes you happy, and knowing when to move on if a dream no longer serves you. Rebecca shares how she found her footing after stepping into the unknown and opens up about her struggles with finding balance.

Rebecca shared valuable insight on making room in your life for opportunities and how important it is to let go of things that aren’t making you happy. She reminds us that opportunity fills the space you give it and that allowing space for that new growth will attract your abundance. Focusing your energy on what you love and trusting in the process can be scary, but it can also yield some rewarding results.

She not only captures how freeing it can be to follow your dreams but also sheds light on the merit found in releasing a dream when it’s not viable. There is strength in knowing when to let go and Rebecca perfectly sums it up with her message: “If it doesn’t work, you’ll adjust.” If you don’t try, you may never know what you’re capable of.

Don’t miss what Rebecca has to say!