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126: The Mountain is You by Brianna Wiest

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Aug 20, 2021
The hosts delve into personal growth, highlighting the intricate dance of self-sabotage and emotional intelligence. They explore how childhood influences shape our behaviors, leading to internal conflicts that can hinder success. Daily micro shifts and journaling come up as powerful tools for self-improvement. A detailed discussion on overcoming triggers like regret and jealousy reveals strategies for fostering a supportive environment for personal growth. Ultimately, the journey acknowledges the challenge of releasing past traumas while emphasizing community engagement.
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Uprooting and Fear of Success

  • "Uprooting" involves abandoning promising endeavors due to guilt or fear of success.
  • This can be masked as an inability to focus.
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Disorganization as a Cover-Up

  • Disorganization can be a way to avoid uncomfortable actions.
  • By staying disorganized, people have an excuse for underperformance, masking a fear of success.
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Busyness as Numbing

  • "Busyness" can serve as a numbing mechanism, preventing self-reflection.
  • When not busy, people become more mindful, noticing details they previously overlooked.
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