The Weight We Carry

“Oftentimes, our harsh opinions of others are simply a mirror reflecting our own unnamed isolation.”Our nervous system reacts the exact same way it does in our relationships. When we sense the distance growing between where we are and where everyone else seems to be, we panic. We try to fix it. We try to defend our relevance.We try to perform our way back to safety.Creating content on an endless treadmill, not to serve, but to prove we exist. Chasing metrics simply to feel seen.We tell ourselves stories to make sense of the friction, often ‘othering’ people to ease our own pain. When we can’t name the isolation we feel, we project it outward: our boss has favourites, our colleagues lack vision, the people succeeding ahead of us are just shallow or lucky, or simply that people just aren’t listening.This is a reading from The Unremarkable Entrepreneur, a book written with deep affection and released weekly for the exhausted practitioner who is ready to build differently.Free for everyone at unremarkable.co------Where We Are:This is Week 6 of a year-long practice.Movement 1: Presence - eight weeks, eight stanzas, exploring how to show up as yourself.* The Weight We Carry ← You are here* What Presence Requires* The Majesty* Don’t Worship the Outcome* Start with WHO* The Increment is the Way* Invite Like an Artist* The World is AbundantFrom there we’ll explore Movement 2: Empathy - eight weeks exploring kindness and respect for self and the power genuine connection.------Subscribe to receive a new chapter each week. Written with great affection for every practitioner who’s built differently. Get full access to The Unremarkable Entrepreneur at www.unremarkable.co/subscribe