<p>In this episode, Marty and Shura sits down with Sarah Davidson - lawyer-turned-founder, author, and the voice behind Seize the Yay, to trace the journey from piano competitions and perfectionism to purpose led business and personal growth.</p><p>Raised in a cross cultural household with high expectations and even higher standards, Sarah shares how her early years shaped a deep work ethic, a fear of failure, and a constant push for achievement. But it wasn’t until a health crisis forced her to slow down that she began to question what success really looked like.</p><p>From launching Matcha Maiden with no business background to navigating burnout, identity shifts, and creative evolution, Sarah unpacks the tension between ambition and alignment - and why learning to let go was her biggest breakthrough.</p><p>This one’s about upbringing, unlearning, and building a life that actually feels good to live.<br /></p>