08/18/2022
You’ve likely heard of imposter syndrome — it’s a term that gets thrown around a lot.
I had heard of it too but, up until a couple of years ago, didn’t really know what it meant. Nor did I realize how much I was feeling it.
I figured a little history on the term and sharing some common characteristics would be helpful — just as a baseline to better understand what it actually is and how it can manifest.
Anything surprise you?
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09/19/2021
There are two types of compromise: inner and outer. Both relate to one another and are a part of decision making, but each has its own characteristic feelings and energies.
The simple fact is, compromise is a part of the human experience. It is unavoidable. But it is the type of compromises you’re making that can have a deep impact on your life. Are you living in alignment with your authentic self or are you sacrificing who you are + what you truly desire?
Compromise has been a central theme of my life, but it’s one I only recently became conscious of. Compromising myself and what I want, need and desire has been part of the deep work I’ve been doing.
So to discover I had Gene Key 14 in my hologenic profile, which has the transformational path of moving from compromise to bounteousness, was no surprise and extremely validating to the work I’ve been doing ✨
Throughout my journey I’ve been learning how making inner compromises impacts my life, relationships and overall happiness. I’ve also been learning how it impacts my intuition, spirit and trust in myself. (Let’s just say life would’ve been a lot easier if I had stopped making inner compromises a long time ago! 🤦🏼♀️)
This is why compromise has become the focus and center of my coaching practice.
A deeper dive into inner vs. outer compromise can be found on my blog (link in bio) 🤍
What type of compromises are you making more of?
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