You’re not broken. You’re not bored.
But something feels off — and it won’t go away.
You’re still showing up. Still performing. Still carrying the room.
But under the surface? There’s a quiet pull. A sense of… unsomething.
That pull? It’s not a problem.
It’s a signal.
And what happens next — the voice in your head that says:
“Be realistic. Don’t ruin a good thing. Now’s not the time.”
That’s the rulebook.
In this episode, I’ll show you how to spot the invisible rules that are limiting your leadership — even if everything looks great on paper.
If you’ve been feeling the quiet tension between the life you built and the person you actually are… this is your starting point.
And next week, we’ll dive into Radical Clarity — the first step in the Strategic Unruliness™ framework.
Did this episode help you discover one of the rules limiting you? I'd love to hear!
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