We obsess over the risks of moving forward, but rarely consider the slow drain of staying put. Auditing what we hold—time, energy, projects is harder than it seems, but it’s the work that creates clarity. Curious: what’s one strategy you use to honestly evaluate when it’s time to let go
My strategy isn't one step. It's more like a framework that won't let you off easy.
Audit where I am vs where I want to be. Notice what I'm actually feeling about the gap. Ask the questions I've been avoiding.
Most people run the audit using the same logic that got them stuck. You can't evaluate what to let go of using the scorecard that told you to hold it. That's the part I watch for.
This is a powerful perspective. We often calculate the risk of moving, but we rarely calculate the risk of staying exactly where we are. Thank you for the reminder that 'safe' can sometimes be the most dangerous place to be. Time to take a leap.
We obsess over the risks of moving forward, but rarely consider the slow drain of staying put. Auditing what we hold—time, energy, projects is harder than it seems, but it’s the work that creates clarity. Curious: what’s one strategy you use to honestly evaluate when it’s time to let go
My strategy isn't one step. It's more like a framework that won't let you off easy.
Audit where I am vs where I want to be. Notice what I'm actually feeling about the gap. Ask the questions I've been avoiding.
Most people run the audit using the same logic that got them stuck. You can't evaluate what to let go of using the scorecard that told you to hold it. That's the part I watch for.
This is a powerful perspective. We often calculate the risk of moving, but we rarely calculate the risk of staying exactly where we are. Thank you for the reminder that 'safe' can sometimes be the most dangerous place to be. Time to take a leap.
Inspiring!
Thanks Kseniia, what resonated the most?
The push we all needed!
Thanks hails 🫶
Beautiful piece Nate!
Thanks Tushita 🫶
Agree with you! it’s about greed and fear too.