I’ve coached over 250 sensitive high achievers, who think if they just plan better, they’ll finally feel at peace. Take Matt, a high performer in a leadership role.
But instead of trusting himself. But here’s the truth: We are limited human beings in a world of limitless possibilities. Controlling every outcome is impossible. And Control wasn’t what actually gave him peace of mind. Trust was. Trusting that he would figure things out. Building a mindset that allowed him to feel at peace even when things were uncertain. Planning is important, If you want to feel more free? Focus on trusting, not controlling. Don’t get trapped in the endless cycle of overthinking. Start trusting yourself now. And if you're done letting your thoughts run the show: I just opened up 3 spots to work with me for sensitive high achievers who want to break free from overthinking and build real inner peace. Reply to this email with the words “Inner Freedom” and I’ll send you a Notion doc with more info about my approach. Much love, PS: What I’m reading: Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance - Robert Pirsig (it’s long) |
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