Many thoughtful, accomplished people are carrying more gifts than their business knows how to hold. The result can be a strange mix of possibility and exhaustion: many things you could offer, but no clear doorway through which people can enter.
In this episode of Sitting on a Bench, Carolina and I explore how to choose what comes first without abandoning the rest of who you are, and why your most meaningful work may require a kind of authorization nobody else can give you.
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This conversation grew from Carolina’s essay, I Wrote Myself Out of My Own Story, about the years she spent explaining her tools while quietly removing herself from the work.
Because people were never only choosing the modality.
They were choosing the transformation, the way she held it, and the unique combination of everything she had learned and lived.
In the first part of this conversation, we explore why choosing one thing does not mean giving up your other gifts, why the order in which you build matters, and how fragmentation can drain both your energy and your momentum.
Then we arrive at a more uncomfortable question:
Why do people with hundreds of hours of training, years of life experience, and evidence that they can help others still feel as though they need one more certification before they begin?
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