What if the thing keeping you stuck isn’t a lack of self-awareness — but too much of it? In this episode, I share a story from mile 92 of the Whistler Ironman...when I realized I’d been riding in the wrong gear the entire race, my thighs were on fire, people were passing me, and I had one hour to finish the bike or be disqualified from the entire event. I couldn’t change the hill...but I could change how much I suffered on it. That moment became a metaphor for something I see constantly in hi...
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What if the thing keeping you stuck isn’t a lack of self-awareness — but too much of it? In this episode, I share a story from mile 92 of the Whistler Ironman...when I realized I’d been riding in the wrong gear the entire race, my thighs were on fire, people were passing me, and I had one hour to finish the bike or be disqualified from the entire event. I couldn’t change the hill...but I could change how much I suffered on it. That moment became a metaphor for something I see constantly in hi...
"But I already healed that!" - why old tests and triggers revisit us time and time again
Powerful Stuff
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1 month ago
"But I already healed that!" - why old tests and triggers revisit us time and time again
If you're feeling like you're being revisited by an 'old test' you thought you already passed, this episode is for you! We go into why old tests and triggers re-appear and we replace sneaky old stories like "I thought I already healed this!" with insight on what they are teaching us!
Powerful Stuff
What if the thing keeping you stuck isn’t a lack of self-awareness — but too much of it? In this episode, I share a story from mile 92 of the Whistler Ironman...when I realized I’d been riding in the wrong gear the entire race, my thighs were on fire, people were passing me, and I had one hour to finish the bike or be disqualified from the entire event. I couldn’t change the hill...but I could change how much I suffered on it. That moment became a metaphor for something I see constantly in hi...
