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We talked about why feedback hits so personally (especially for coaches who pour their whole identity into their work), what it feels like to be blindsided by criticism, and how our nervous systems react before our rational brains even get a chance to weigh in.
To the outside world, Dusty’s climb looks like a vertical shot to the top. To those who know him, it’s been a difficult journey.
This article explores the difference between integrity—the lifelong work of living up to your values—and authenticity, which is simply being human and allowing for mistakes. The author, J.P., vulnerably shares that despite teaching leadership skills like listening and emotional regulation, he frequently fails to apply these principles perfectly in his own life, especially at home with his family. The article argues that failing to live up to your values does not make you a "fraud," but rather "human," and that true leadership is found in the effort to constantly improve.
In my enthusiasm to live a meaningful and purposeful life, I started to lose sight of the thing that is most significant: love. Above all else, we are all called to love.