INFORMAZIONI SU QUESTO EPISODIO
Some people become so good at being useful that they no longer know how to feel valuable without a problem to solve, a person to help, or a responsibility to carry.
In this episode of The Slow Drift, Dr. Joshua Brown explores what happens when being needed becomes more than something you do and starts becoming the way you understand who you are.
Drawing from leadership, military service, psychology, business ownership, fatherhood, faith, and his own experience with changing roles, Joshua examines the difference between being needed, being loved, being known, and being chosen.
This is not an argument against responsibility, service, sacrifice, or showing up for the people who depend on you. It is an invitation to remain loving and dependable without requiring another person’s dependence as proof that you matter.
Because the problem is not that people need you.
The problem is when you need their need in order to feel valuable.
Being useful is something you do.
It is not who you are.
Be you for a change!
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Be you for a change.
