EPISODE · May 18, 2026 · 33 MIN
Ep 581: How to Handle the Discomfort of Becoming Your Next-Level Self
In this week’s TGIM episode, I’m sharing a deeply personal realization I had after sending a vulnerable voice note to my mastermind friends. Something felt off, but not for the reasons I originally thought.On paper, everything looks successful. The business is growing, opportunities are expanding, our book launch is happening, and life is full in the best ways. But underneath it all, I could feel discomfort bubbling up, and I realized it wasn’t because things were falling apart.It was because I was outgrowing an old version of myself.In this episode, I’m opening up about the uncomfortable, messy middle that happens when your standards shift and the version of you that once felt safe no longer fits anymore.We’re talking about:How to recognize when you’re outgrowing a past version of yourselfWhy discomfort is often a sign of expansion — not failureThe difference between fear that protects you and intuition that guides youHow people-pleasing and over-giving can keep you stuckWhy growth often requires leaving behind old identities, relationships, and patternsWhat to do when success still feels “off”The grounding practices I use before making big decisionsWhy your next level always lives on the other side of discomfortIf you’ve been feeling disconnected, frustrated, emotional, or unsure lately… this episode is your reminder that you may not be failing. You may simply be evolving.Sometimes growth doesn’t look exciting at first. Sometimes it feels uncomfortable, uncertain, and deeply vulnerable But that discomfort might actually be the invitation into your next level.Tune in and ask yourself: What version of me am I finally ready to leave behind?Take our FREE quiz: https://www.myalignedpurpose.com/quiz
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