What if the person you've been trying to become is actually pulling you farther away from who you really are?
In today's episode, you'll discover why so many of us spend our lives performing, achieving, and adapting—only to wake up feeling disconnected from ourselves.
Have you ever felt like you're living the life everyone expected you to build, but still wonder if something is missing?
Do you find yourself chasing success, approval, or perfection, yet struggle to feel like you're enough?
Or maybe you've become so busy meeting everyone else's expectations that you've forgotten what it feels like to simply be yourself.
According to John, the greatest form of disconnection isn't losing touch with other people.
It's losing touch with who you are.
Drawing on the timeless story of Hook, along with insights from psychology, attachment theory, and the remarkable conversations that shaped the Connection Crisis series, John explores why flourishing isn't about becoming someone new—it's about remembering the person you've been all along.
In this episode, you'll learn:
Here's the truth:
Sometimes the bravest thing you'll ever do is remember who you've been all along.
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