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<p>I’m writing to you, whoever you are, because I don’t want you to lie to yourself if you know you’ve often talked more, dreamed more, even daydreamed more than you’ve been willing to work or act. I also, however, don’t want you to get distracted right back into inactivity by guilt and shame if you’ve already realized you do. </p>

<p>I remember realizing that despite my growth in so many areas I was still dimming my light to a significant extent. I rationalized ways I was doing it to myself so well that the hiss of fear in the foundation of my behavior was drowned out by my ability to lie to myself about this [&hellip;]</p>

<p>Your ability to be vulnerable enough to be honest with yourself about yourself is a huge strength and not a weakness! What is the real reason &#8216;this&#8217; hasn&#8217;t been working? That what you&#8217;ve been saying you&#8217;re going to do still hasn&#8217;t gotten done? That you still tolerate what you said you wouldn&#8217;t? That you find [&hellip;]</p>