In this vulnerable episode, I share a moment I’m not proud of ~ a quiet judgement I made about someone else that caught me off guard. But instead of pushing it away, I looked at it closely… and realised it had nothing to do with them, and everything to do with a fear I hadn’t fully healed in myself. With a focus on social media, in this episode I chat about the pressure we feel as a society to prove to others that we are 'happy' or 'successful,' or looking and feeling good. However what I've learned, is that success doesn't have to look loud. When I felt into this ~ the need to prove to others how 'well' I was doing melted away. It allowed me to breathe, the pressure melted away and I started becoming enjoying my life a lot more!
This episode is also for anyone who’s ever felt irrelevant, behind, or like their best achievements are already behind them. I explore how we measure our worth by the last “big thing” we did, and how that pressure to constantly top ourselves keeps us stuck in self-doubt.
We also dive into;
~ The freedom that comes when we understand our projections
~ Why we over-explain and justify ourselves when we’re feeling unworthy
~ How letting go of the need to prove our success to others brings a refreshing, peaceful energy.
And I close with some reflective questions to help you redefine what success truly means to you:
💭 What if closing a business, stepping away, or going quiet is a sign of clarity, not collapse?
💭 What if rest, change, or redefinition is a brave, empowered choice?
💭 What if your successes don’t have to be put on show to actually matter?
This is one of those episodes that might just unlock something big ~ even if it starts small.
LOVE YOU SMILIES!!! Cleo xxx
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The Pass Around the Smile podcast is recorded on Bundjalung Country, in South East Queensland, Australia. We acknowledge the Yugambeh people of the Bundjalung Nation, the traditional owners of this land. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging.