But no one sees what it’s costing you.
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On the outside, you’re doing great:
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You’re driven. Self-aware.
Always thinking three steps ahead.
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...but no matter what you do there’s still that sense that something’s missing.
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You’re craving more meaning.
More alignment. More authenticity.
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And even though you're sensitive and feel so much…
you don’t always know how to express it.
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You don’t like crying.
You avoid getting angry.
And sometimes feel shame around having emotions.
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So instead you stay composed.
Try to make sense of it all in your head
(Hello overthinking).
And quietly carry A LOT.
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You’re also incredibly tuned in to other people.
You can feel shifts in the room.
Pick up on how others are feeling.
And you often adjust yourself to avoid conflict or keep the peace.
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It's exhausting.
And some days, your sensitivity feels like a weakness.
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But it's not.
It’s a survival strategy you developed to feel loved, safe and accepted.
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And the truth is:
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You’re not broken.
You’re not too much.
You’ve just been surviving.
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But you deserve more than survival.
You deserve inner freedom.
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That’s the work I do.
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I help sensitive high achievers build a life that feels as good on the inside as it looks on the outside.
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If you ever want to have a chat, just reply this email with "This resonates".
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No pressure. No pitch.
Just a real conversation between two sensitive humans.
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Much love,
Alex
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PS: What I’m reading: The Baltimore Boys - Joel Dicker
​What I’m watching: Untold: The Liver King
​Quote of the week: “Joy is the matriarch of all emotions. She will not come into a house where all her children aren't welcomed.“ - Joe Hudson

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