Too Big for Your Britches: When a Family System Decides for You
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What if the saying, "you're getting too big for your britches," isn't actually about you?
In this episode, I unpack one of the most common phrases used to keep people in their place and explore what is really happening beneath the surface when family members, friends, or mentors seem to criticize your growth. Using my own experiences, Warren Buffett's famous tide analogy, and powerful examples from Succession, I examine the difference between a loving warning and a delayed verdict. We talk about why certain people stay silent while you're rising, only to speak up when you stumble, and what that timing reveals about resentment, competition, jealousy, and the invisible roles families assign us.
Most importantly, we'll discuss what it takes to stop shrinking yourself to fit old expectations and start living at your true size.
All show notes are available at FamilyDough.com
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