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EPISODE · Jun 9, 2026 · 6 MIN

Why kind people need to ask for more: Breaking the cycle of self-limitation

from We Are The PowerKind

In this episode, Noomi explores the thought-provoking question: Do kind humans ask for too little? She delves into how societal conditioning can limit what we are willing to ask for and encourages listeners to challenge these boundaries. Noomi discusses the importance of balancing kindness with ambition and examines how stepping into greater power can serve both oneself and the greater good.Key ideas:Why kind people may hesitate to ask for more 00:00:10The contrast between values-driven leadership and traditional power structures 00:00:47The ongoing internal debate: Am I being greedy or serving the greater good? 00:02:19The necessity of self-kindness when stepping up or taking on more responsibility 00:04:03Practical invitation to experiment with asking for more in your own life 00:04:46Connect:Join the movement to build a world where kindness and power go hand-in-hand: 🠞 Sign up to Noomi’s newsletter: https://thepowerkind.com/newsletter🠞 Discover your Leadership Power Mix - take the quiz: https://thepowerkind.com/quiz🠞 Share your thoughts or ideas with Noomi: [email protected]

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