Episode 3: King Kona Syndrome The Hidden Cost of Being the Strong One – And How to Choose Consciously
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Episode 3: King Kona Syndrome The Hidden Cost of Being the Strong One – And How to Choose Consciously
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In this episode of My Many Selves, Damaris Nightingale explores King Kona Syndrome — that powerful energy where women carry heavy loads for everyone around them.
King Kona isn’t inherently good or bad. Some women are natural, high-functioning King Konas and thrive in this role. But for many of us, we unconsciously slip into over-helping, over-carrying, and over-functioning — often paying a hidden cost in our energy, peace, relationships, and wellbeing.
Damaris breaks down the four main expressions of King Kona energy:
- The Natural King Kona
- The Reluctant King Kona
- The Self-Effacing (Quiet Martyr) King Kona
- The Boss Lady King Kona
You’ll discover how this energy shows up in both personal relationships and at work, the delicate “dance” of knowing when to lead and when to step back, and most importantly — how to move from autopilot to conscious choice.
This episode will help you ask the powerful questions: Am I choosing this role… or did the role choose me? Am I willing to pay the cost? And can I turn my King Kona power on and off when I want to?
If you’ve ever felt like you’re carrying too much, or secretly wish someone would have your back while still being strong — this conversation is for you.
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