This really resonated. The space between being “done” and being truly free is such a tender one. I appreciate how you distinguish leaving reactively from leaving with integrity. Building bridges requires presence and self-trust, not just distance. Thank you for naming that in such an honest way, JP!
This really resonated. The space between being “done” and being truly free is such a tender one. I appreciate how you distinguish leaving reactively from leaving with integrity. Building bridges requires presence and self-trust, not just distance. Thank you for naming that in such an honest way, JP!
Thank you, Jessica. “Done but not free” is such a weird place to live. Glad it came through.
I think we become free before we’re done because we can’t choose to be done unless we’re free.
That’s sharp. Hadn’t thought about it that way.
Thanks, JP. I believe I am FR double E right now.
I liked this:
Not because you’re building toward this.
Because you’re building past it.
Makes me think of some of the clients I work with.
Thank you, Deborah. That distinction felt important to me.