What's Living You: Are You More Committed To Your Vision, Or Your Story?

This week's conversation begins with a declaration. Sarah opens the episode by speaking on mic the commitment she has put at stake for this season of her work, which is the commitment to use her voice freely, to speak in a way that is completely true to what she sees and what she believes about the work of maturation, and to do that beyond the rooms where it already feels comfortable to be heard. In a sense, the episode is the live demonstration of the commitment it sets out to explore.From that starting point, the conversation moves into two distinct, though not separate, tracks. The first is the commitment to who we are being in any given moment, and the recognition that we are always committed to something, even when the commitment is unconscious, even when the thing we are most committed to is the very story we say we want to outgrow. The second is the commitment to what we are bringing into the world, the willingness to honour what we have said yes to despite the shame, the survival noise, the familiar pull back toward a smaller and tighter way of being.Throughout, Sarah and Debbie return to the same quiet questions. What is living you? Who are you living as? What world are you calling into being through what you are consciously or unconsciously committed to? If you are not sure how to answer those questions, the invitation at the end of the episode is to look at the world that is appearing to you. Not because the world is to be fixed, but because the world is showing you, in real time, what you have been committed to all along.