05/20/2025
Sharing openly sucks and you shouldn’t do it.
Here’s why:
Alright, so my writing coach says that I need better hooks at the beginning of my posts, so if I got you this far, consider reading on and liking/commenting below, so we can prove him right (he loves being right) and I can continue to justify my investment with him (bc he ain’t cheap).
Because the truth is, I actually value sharing tremendously.
I just stopped in public and took a picture of myself (like a quasi-dumbass) because I value sharing so much.
Why?
Well, for one, I always feel better after doing it.
A client and I just finished an early morning session downtown, and I briefly shared some of my own personal experience with him, and boom.
I felt better.
Lighter. Less tense.
More open. More seen and understood.
(And frankly, I know he did too).
We didn’t split the atom.
Didn’t solve any problems.
And no, neither of us suddenly knows everything.
But what I do know for sure is that post-sharing, something always unfolds that makes us feel better.
Secondly, and you know, these things might be related, but sharing always helps me connect more with others.
And as someone who has felt deeply alone and misunderstood at times, feeling connected is also something I value highly.
With my family.
With my friends.
With my colleagues.
I absolutely love feeling locked in with those around me.
And when I simply open up and embrace the fear of sharing what’s true for me, I’m able to actually create these powerful connections again and again in my life.
And lastly, when I feel my best and my most connected, you know what else I need?
Not a damn thing.
As some clinical psychologist might say, I am fully resourced.
I have everything I need to create/achieve any damn thing I want to in my life.
II’m clear and I’m connected.
And when I’m clear and connected, I start feeling pretty confident.
Powerful, even.
Which means, my goals are already here.
The game is over before it started.
Fear has lost - I already won.
All from simply (yet, bravely) opening up and sharing what was already true in the first place.
I hope this is valuable for you. ✌🏼