In this episode we delve into the abstract concept of self-sabotage, considering it as a creative expression intertwined with high achievement and personal integrity. The conversation explores feeling stuck and prioritizing others over personal pursuits, highlighting common experiences of distraction and self-doubt. The dichotomy between leadership and pleasure is examined, suggesting that they are incompatible due to the selflessness inherent in leadership and the hedonistic nature of pleasure. Low self-esteem is attributed to past experiences and perceptions, affecting one's ability to lead and fostering a subconscious prioritization of others' needs.
In this episode we delve into the abstract concept of self-sabotage, considering it as a creative expression intertwined with high achievement and personal integrity. The conversation explores feeling stuck and prioritizing others over personal pursuits, highlighting common experiences of distraction and self-doubt. The dichotomy between leadership and pleasure is examined, suggesting that they are incompatible due to the selflessness inherent in leadership and the hedonistic nature of pleasure. Low self-esteem is attributed to past experiences and perceptions, affecting one's ability to lead and fostering a subconscious prioritization of others' needs.