I'm not a big deal (and that's fine...mostly)

Kind of on Purpose Series: Join Jessica and Nat as they unpack the weird, relatable tension of wanting to feel "successful", while also learning to be okay with not being the standout, the unicorn, or the person who's good at everything.   In this episode, they explore how the pressure to be "the best" gets shaped early, through school, uni, grades, and ladders, and then follows us into the workplace where the rules are… far less clear.   Through honest, vulnerable stories, they talk about what happens when you keep judging yourself like a fish trying to climb a tree, and what shifts when you finally align with your strengths.   You'll hear about:   1️⃣ Why trying to be good at everything leaves you drained 2️⃣ How old beliefs and comparison creep back in 3️⃣ What changes when you stop measuring yourself against the wrong standards   If you've ever looked at someone else and thought, "How are they good at literally everything?" or had one small setback spiral into "I'm just bad at this", this episode is for you. Jessica and Nat remind us that you don't need to be an all-rounder to feel successful, you just need clarity on what actually matters to you, and the self-awareness to return to it when old beliefs get loud.   🌐 Connect with us: LinkedIn   Have topics you want us to cover? We'd love to hear from you! You can post right here or connect with us on LinkedIn   🩷 If you loved this episode, please hit subscribe and leave us a stellar review 🌟, it helps connect our like-minded community...kind of keeping us all in touch and sane.