What if the thing you think is broken about you is actually proof of something extraordinary?
There's a hidden filter that's been distorting how you see yourself, your mistakes, and your struggles. It's keeping you from recognizing the incredible strength that's been there all along, disguised as your deepest shame.
In this episode, we dive into why shame doesn't just make you feel bad but literally changes what you're able to see. We explore how the stories you tell yourself about your "failures" might...
What if the thing you think is broken about you is actually proof of something extraordinary?
There's a hidden filter that's been distorting how you see yourself, your mistakes, and your struggles. It's keeping you from recognizing the incredible strength that's been there all along, disguised as your deepest shame.
In this episode, we dive into why shame doesn't just make you feel bad but literally changes what you're able to see. We explore how the stories you tell yourself about your "failures" might be missing the most important part: the extraordinary resilience it took to survive them.
From Elizabeth Gilbert's wisdom about finding people extraordinary in their brokenness, to Earl Sweatshirt's journey from ironic detachment to sincere living, we unpack why the most courageous thing you can do is stop trying to outwit being human.
This isn't about toxic positivity or pretending your pain doesn't matter. It's about developing the artist's eye: the ability to find beauty in what feels broken, and to see the complex, magnificent story of survival that your life actually is.
If you've ever felt like you're fundamentally flawed, if you've been waiting to become "worthy" before you can see yourself as extraordinary, this episode is for you. It's time to remove the filter that's been hiding your own magnificence from your sight.
What You'll Discover: • Why shame creates blind spots that keep you from seeing your own resilience • The cultural lie about what "extraordinary" people look like • How to shift from binary thinking to seeing the beautiful complexity of human experience • A simple practice for catching shame-based thinking in real time • Why your messiest moments might be evidence of your greatest strength
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