9d • The Internal Work
What is your value?
You're in the thick of another 14-hour day, hopping from one task to the next, barely noticing the transition from dawn to dusk. The phone's been ringing off the hook with customer issues, employee questions, and supply chain disruptions. You're the glue holding it all together, so you're back in the truck, back in the shop, and back at your desk, spinning plates that seem to keep wobbling, threatening to crash. Underneath your drive and hustle, what's fueling this restless grind?
Beneath the surface, there's a narrative playing out. It's whispering that slowing down means falling behind, that your worth as a leader is found in the sheer volume of work and chaos you're managing. It insists that stepping back, even just slightly, might reveal inadequacies you're not ready to confront. This inner conversation controls the tempo of your days, often leaving you exhausted and spinning in a cycle of endless busyness.
What if this shifted? Imagine recognizing that your value isn't tied to relentless overwork but to mindful leadership. Embracing your identity as a business owner who guides with wisdom rather than stress could break this cycle. It opens the door to leading with purpose instead of pressure, creating space for the visionary work you're called to pursue.
Question: What internal belief is convincing you that nonstop doing equates to undeniable worth?
Follow-up: How does this belief impact your ability to lead effectively and sustainably?
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