“Your worth exists because you’re imperfect.”
I have been looking forward to sharing this conversation with my good friend Danelle for months and months. We finally got it recorded, and it doesn’t disappoint (in my opinion).
Danelle and I both love Brene Brown, learning how to be vulnerable, eating amazing food, and talking about ADD, yes that so-called “disorder” known for making people have distractable brains. Danelle was diagnosed with it in grad school and I’ve been deeply fascinated by that kind of brain for years — most of my best friends are wired that way.
As I’ve learned more and more about the differences in our brains and how much that impacts our self-perception and self-worth, I’ve come to believe that there are no mistakes about how we come to planet Earth. We all have innate strengths and weaknesses, and the ability to own those is what sets us free to enjoy our time here.
This episode is about a lot of things, but mostly it’s about experiencing the relief of letting yourself be yourself.
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Show notes
- Why we think everyone should take advantage of therapy (4:45)
- What ADHD (ADD) is and what it’s like to live with it in 2019 (7:32)
- What a shame trigger feels like (17:15)
- How to change our experience of shame (23:00)
- How understanding your personality’s strengths helps you own your worth (25:37)
- The value of playing to your strengths instead of focusing on your weaknesses (33:55)
- What it feels like to own your worth (41:47)
- Why we don’t want to hustle (45:10)
Links we mention
- Brene Brown
- Rising Strong by Brene Brown
- Sally Hogshead’s How to Fascinate test
- Dean Graziosi
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