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Why do we naturally notice what's wrong before we see what's right? It's not because something is wrong with you—it's because your brain is doing exactly what it was designed to do.

In this episode, Carrie Rowan kicks off her July Confidence Series by exploring the brain's negativity bias and how the stories we tell ourselves become the lens through which we see ourselves and the world. Understanding why your mind works this way is the first step toward building genuine confidence.

Carrie also shares the story behind her "vitamin cards"—a simple morning ritual that didn't change her circumstances, but changed what her mind was prepared to notice.

In this episode you'll discover:

• Why your brain naturally looks for problems before possibilities.
• How the stories you repeat become the evidence your brain searches for.
• How reading a few simple "vitamin cards" each morning primed Carrie's brain to focus on the person she wanted to become instead of the problems she faced.

This episode lays the foundation for our July Confidence Series, where we'll challenge the three biggest misconceptions about confidence—and discover what it really takes to build it.

Don't miss our July 31 episode, when leadership expert Dr. Cherie Comeau joins Carrie to connect the dots from this month's Confidence Series and share one of the most powerful confidence-building frameworks Carrie has ever encountered.

"Learn to look for the good, and watch the good start to find you!"

What if the smallest shift in perspective could change the entire trajectory of your life?

In this powerful and heartfelt episode, Carrie sits down with thought leader, educator, and bestselling author of Simple Seed, Katie Wood—fresh off her recent appearance on the Today Show—for a conversation that will stay with you long after it ends.

Get ready for goosebumps as Katie shares deeply personal stories that reveal how life’s hardest moments are often the very ones shaping our resilience, character, and grit. From a moving story about her daughter’s stitches that beautifully mirrors how we heal and grow, to the transformational journey of a teacher who went from burnout to Teacher of the Year by using the powerful practices inside Katie’s journal—this episode is packed with moments that will shift the way you see your own story.

Together, Carrie and Katie explore how planting simple, intentional “seeds” of gratitude and perspective can create lasting change—not just for ourselves, but for the next generation. As a former teacher turned mission-driven entrepreneur, Katie is on a path to bring these life-changing tools into schools—teaching what many of us were never taught, but needed most.

In this episode, you’ll discover:

• Why your hardest moments may be shaping your greatest strength
• How a simple shift in perspective can transform your entire story
• The real impact of gratitude practices—inside classrooms and beyond

And don’t miss the unforgettable moment at the end—when Katie shares the one sentence from a college basketball coach that completely changed the course of her life.

This is more than a conversation—it’s a reminder that the story you’re telling yourself matters… and you have the power to change it.

Tune in this Monday 5/25/26 at 5am & 5pm ET to listen live on the radio https://dreamvisions7radio.com/look-for-the-good/

Hey friends, although this is my last episode airing on Dreamvisions7Radio Network, the podcast is not going anywhere! You can still listen and download your weekly episodes at your favorite podcast platform

AND if you prefer to watch it live, find all the videos here: https://carrierowan.com/look-for-the-good-podcast-carrie-rowan/

Thank you Dreamvisions7Radio for spreading the goodness across the international airwaves! Forever grateful!

xoxo Carrie

BIO: Katie Wood is a thought leader, entrepreneur, and author of the bestselling journal A Simple Seed who transitioned from a 10-year career in special education teaching to entrepreneurship in 2014 to help others grow through mindset, leadership, and personal development. She speaks at schools across the country as well as organizations including Athenahealth, Takeda, Splunk, Boston College, and Providence College, and has shared stages with Herm Edwards and Matthew Slater while also being featured on Today and in Entrepreneur Magazine.

Her journal, A Simple Seed, became an Amazon bestseller and was recently acquired by Penguin Random House, while Katie continues to inspire audiences through her speaking, writing, and dedication to her family as a mom of four and proud fire-wife.

FIND out MORE about A Simple Seed and Katie’s powerful work with kids and schools at: www.GrowwiththeGoodness.com

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Welcome back to the July Confidence Series, where we're challenging some of the biggest misconceptions about confidence—and discovering what it really takes to build it.

What if one of the biggest things you've ever believed about confidence simply isn't true?

In this episode of Look for the Good, Carrie Rowan tackles the first confidence myth: that some people are simply born confident. The truth? Confidence isn't a personality trait—it's a practice. Every time you step outside your comfort zone, keep a promise to yourself, and choose courage over comfort, you're building confidence one small action at a time.

Carrie also introduces a powerful perspective that changes the way we think about growth: The good stuff accumulates, too. Just as stress, worry, and self-doubt can build over time, so can confidence, self-trust, gratitude, and joy.

• Why confidence isn't something you're born with—it's something you practice.
• How confidence accumulates one small action at a time.
• Why confident people tell a better story—and how to begin rewriting yours.
• How living in alignment with your values naturally builds self-trust and lasting confidence.
• Why showing up for yourself is the foundation of authentic confidence.

• Confidence isn't a personality trait. It's a practice.
• The good stuff accumulates, too.
• Confident people tell a better story.
• Show up for yourself. That's where true confidence is built.
• Confidence grows when your actions align with the person you want to become.

Join Carrie next week as the July Confidence Series continues with another confidence myth that's keeping too many people stuck. And don't miss the July 31 episode, when leadership expert Dr. Cherie Comeau joins Carrie to connect the dots from the month's conversation and share one of the most powerful confidence-building frameworks Carrie has ever encountered.

🎙️ Missed an episode or want to catch the entire Confidence Series? Visit the Look for the Good Podcast Archive to listen to every episode and discover more resources to help you tell a new story.

"Learn to look for the good, and watch the good start to look for you!"