The work. The sacrifice. The early mornings. The person you've spent years becoming.
What if the people you've been hoping would recognize your growth never acknowledge it? Would you still keep building?
In this episode, ED explores why we continue seeking validation from people who doubted us, even after we've made progress.
Through three stages of growth, Crawl, Walk, and Run, we examine why moving forward and letting go aren't always the same thing, and why proving someone wrong can become powerful motivation without being sustainable motivation.
Because sometimes the people who doubted you have moved on, while you're still trying to win an argument they're no longer having.
WHAT WE'LL DISCUSS
CRAWL: When we're looking for permission instead of advice.
WALK: Why we keep checking the rearview mirror for recognition.
RUN: When proving them wrong becomes our motivation.
Why something can be effective without being sustainable.
How to move from "I'll show you" to "I'll show up."
What it really means to become visible.
WATCH ON YOUTUBE
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