As infants, we didn’t just wake up one morning and build a perfect block tower. No, we developed hand-eye coordination and when our muscles were ready, we tried to stack one block on another block. It was clumsy. It was awkward. Maybe it didn’t even stay stacked. Undeterred, we just tried again. And again. A dozen, a hundred times, until the motion was smooth and the tower straight.
Personal development isn’t an instant phenomena. It’s a practice. It’s showing up, strengthening emotional “muscles” and refusing to let setbacks derail us. It’s somehow both intensely personal and available for scrutiny. We benefit from a cheering section to celebrate our wins, big and small. Watching someone more advanced use the same building blocks reminds that we will make progress too!
[Samantha makes] it so clear and everything is very doable, but it also takes someone out of their comfort zone.
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Numb. That’s the best way I can describe my 20’s.
Do you know that feeling too?
It keeps the sadness at bay, but it also wipes the joy right out of the picture.
You can start thriving right where you are, right now.
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