Most people recognize arrogance when they see it. But its quieter twin—self-effacement—often goes unnoticed, even admired. The self-effacing person deflects praise, apologizes too quic...
Most people don’t need more goals. They need more coherence.
They know how to perform. They know how to over-function, overthink, or over-deliver. What they struggle with is bringing all parts of themselves into alignment so t...
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