ABOUT THIS EPISODE
The right answer for your life may only make sense from the inside, and that was never a flaw. In this episode, I talk about what happens when your answer finally rises and it's strange, why precedent is the wrong instrument for your deepest decisions, and how self-trust actually calibrates, not as a trait you're born with, but as an instrument you learn to read. Plus the nervous system science behind why your most original ideas can only arrive in uncharted water, and the one distinction that tells you whether that unproven pull is alignment or urgency.
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