Lauren starts a new series on leading under pressure, looking at how chronic stress shifts the way leaders think, decide, and lead. She explains how dysregulation narrows perspective and pushes people into urgency, control, and short term thinking. This episode reframes those patterns through a nervous system lens and shows how small moments of regulation can bring leaders back to clarity and trust. Sign up for the University of Pennsylvania Behavior Breakthrough Accredited Course...
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Lauren starts a new series on leading under pressure, looking at how chronic stress shifts the way leaders think, decide, and lead. She explains how dysregulation narrows perspective and pushes people into urgency, control, and short term thinking. This episode reframes those patterns through a nervous system lens and shows how small moments of regulation can bring leaders back to clarity and trust. Sign up for the University of Pennsylvania Behavior Breakthrough Accredited Course...
“Why wasn’t I good enough?”: Walking Away from What Wasn’t Meant for You
Returning to Us
20 minutes
4 months ago
“Why wasn’t I good enough?”: Walking Away from What Wasn’t Meant for You
In this heartfelt episode, Jessica turns toward a question many of us have wrestled with: Why wasn’t I good enough? Drawing from her own experiences with rejection, criticism, and seasons of struggle, she reflects on how painful moments can shape our identity, hold us back, and make us doubt our worth. Jessica invites listeners to reframe those experiences not as proof of inadequacy, but as protection from what was never meant for them. Through stories, encouragement, and gentle guidance, she...
Returning to Us
Lauren starts a new series on leading under pressure, looking at how chronic stress shifts the way leaders think, decide, and lead. She explains how dysregulation narrows perspective and pushes people into urgency, control, and short term thinking. This episode reframes those patterns through a nervous system lens and shows how small moments of regulation can bring leaders back to clarity and trust. Sign up for the University of Pennsylvania Behavior Breakthrough Accredited Course...
