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09/01/2025

Everyone wants to be great, but nobody wants to be seen struggling.

The truth is, you can’t skip the awkward, clumsy stage if you want to get anywhere real.

Every expert you admire started out looking lost, making mistakes, and facing doubt from others—and themselves.

Pride will keep you average. Humility lets you grow.

Let yourself be a beginner, even if it’s uncomfortable.

What feels like embarrassment now is just proof you’re learning.

The only thing worse than failing in public is never trying at all.❤️

@ Entrepreneurship Facts

09/01/2025

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09/01/2025

The Double-Edged Sword

As an adult, shame becomes both:

Protective: It still tries to shield you from the old pain of exposure or rejection.
Restrictive: It blocks you from showing up authentically, silencing the very parts of you that long for expression, intimacy, and wholeness.

The Jungian Angle
From a Jungian perspective, shame guards the shadow, those disowned, hidden parts of the psyche. Behind shame you often find vitality, creativity, desire, tenderness, and power. In other words, shame is like a locked door: the lock was necessary once, but the key now lies in your adult hands.

Sit with your sensations, not the story. This is integration and the dismantling of shame in motion.

09/01/2025

• A JOYful Memo • You’re not done meeting everyone who’s going to matter to you. Some of the best moments of your life haven’t happened. ~Dr. Sara Kuburic
...such a lovely thought!

Sherri 💜🩷🩵 Incredible JOY

09/01/2025

Once you learn how to be happy, you won't tolerate being around people who make you feel anything less. Germany Kent

09/01/2025

Thank you for this post!