ABOUT THIS EPISODE
There was a season where I was making more money than I ever had before.
From the outside, it looked like everything was moving in the right direction. But internally, I felt stuck.
It took me a while to realize those two things aren’t mutually exclusive.
In this episode, I share that story, what I misunderstood about progress, and the questions I now ask myself whenever I start feeling that same frustration again. If you’ve ever wondered why your achievements don’t feel as satisfying as you expected, this conversation might help you make sense of it.
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