Episode 51: Are You Addicted to the Wound, or Committed to the Vision?

In this powerful episode, we challenge a deeply ingrained narrative among driven, high-achieving women: the addiction to "fixing" and healing. While support and personal development are valuable, many remain stuck in a loop of identifying and managing problems—without ever fully stepping into their vision.

This conversation calls out the energy leaks of obsessively fixing what's “wrong” and invites you into full ownership of your vision. If you've ever felt like you're on the outside of your own success—this one’s for you.

We explore the difference between the Healing Camp and the Vision Camp, how to know which one you’re in, and how to break the cycle of rehashing old wounds so you can finally move forward with clarity, conviction, and power.

Episode Highlights:

• The Two Camps Defined
  You're either obsessed with what's wrong (Healing Camp) or clear and committed to what you want (Vision Camp). Knowing which one you're in changes everything.

• Energy Leaks Are Killing Your Momentum
  Constantly trying to fix or heal drains energy that could be redirected into building your vision. The problem isn’t always the problem—it’s the obsession with it.

• You Can Choose to Stop
  One of the most radical truths offered: you don’t need to solve or heal everything. You can just decide to stop. And that shift can change your life.

• Rewriting the Leader’s Role
  As a woman leader, you've been praised for solving problems. But the next level requires burning the boats of old behaviors and going all in on what you desire.

• Healing as a Distraction from Vision
  Many women mistake healing for growth, when in fact it's often a way to avoid the discomfort of expansion. True leadership starts when you liberate yourself from the loop.

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