The Wall, the Fatigue, and the Permission to Stop Forcing It

What I talk about in this episode:

  • My desire to make life easier and where it partly comes from

  • The mix of pride and grief in seeing all the years developing coping strategies alone

  • The resistance we have to looking closer at our symptoms, and the way “I don't want to know” turns into doing to ourselves what was done to us

  • The invisible wall of inertia, and the hidden fatigue of doing mental cartwheels to get past it

  • The shift from working harder to reducing friction instead

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Michelle Rohr
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