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What does it feel like to stand in front of 50,000 people, at Raymond James Stadium, with nothing but a microphone and the weight of the National Anthem on your shoulders? In this episode, Greg interviews Cameo as she takes you behind the scenes of her unforgettable experience singing at Supercross—sharing the nerves, the preparation, and the overwhelming emotions leading up to the moment. She opens up about a past anthem performance that once shattered her confidence, the mental techniques she used to push through self-doubt, and the incredible support system that helped her step onto that stage with courage.

But the journey didn’t end when the song did. Cameo also unpacks the flood of emotions that followed—the relief, the pride, and the unexpected ways the experience shifted her perspective on perfectionism and personal growth. She reflects on what it really means to take a risk, how we process achievement after overcoming something that once felt impossible, and why recognizing our own victories is just as important as chasing the next goal.

If you’ve ever felt like past failures define you, like you’re too overwhelmed to chase something big, or like self-doubt has talked you out of showing up for yourself—this episode is for you.

In this episode:

• How to stop letting past failures define your future
• The truth about confidence (hint: it’s not something you wait for)
• Why fear doesn’t mean stop—it means go
• The power of mental preparation and visualization
• The people you need in your corner for big moments
• What happens after you accomplish something huge—and how to process it
• The mindset shift that helps you take the leap

This isn’t just about singing in a stadium. It’s about learning to step up when the moment comes. Are you ready?

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