What if the real threat to your brilliance isn’t fear—but quiet, cultural agreement?
In this sharp, funny, and soul-slicing episode, Harmanjot and Taylor Stein dismantle the invisible cult of mediocrity—and the myth that “being enough” means staying where you are. This is a call to those who crave both radical self-honesty andradical self-compassion.
They explore the difference between shame and standards, how to receive feedback without spiraling, and why excellence doesn’t have to mean burnout. This conversation is about spiritual growth, emotional maturity, and reclaiming your true capacity—without bypassing the process.
For the ones who can’t stand playing small.
For the ones meant to fly.
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