Stuckness Is Either Arrogance or Avoidance
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Stuckness Is Either Arrogance or Avoidance
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Which one is it for you?
The opposite of depression isn't happiness. It's expression.
This is the first episode of A Loving Disruption, and I'm starting with the question that rearranged my life. It was 2021, my daughter was one, and I walked into a 96 hour conference I did not want to attend, feeling stuck on a cellular level. A psychological sniper Jean Marie Jobs walked up to me and asked why I was there. I said I was stuck. She said stuckness is usually a symptom of two things, arrogance or avoidance, and asked me which one it was.
I've been unpacking that answer ever since.
In this one: why arrogance is really unwillingness, what the five frenemies cost you (look good, be right, be liked, stay safe, stay in control), why creating from a "not" traps your brain, and the question I ask myself every time I get stuck.
The closing question: if you were being more courageous today, what would you be doing?
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