The Hustle that Hides the Fear

Have you ever wondered why high achievers seem to always be on the go, constantly striving for more success? What drives this relentless pursuit of productivity and how does it shape their sense of self-worth? In the debut episode of The Inner Empire, host Seth Greene explores the hidden narrative of high achievers, shedding light on the subconscious beliefs that fuel their need for constant achievement. He uncovers how the relentless hustle is often a defense mechanism against feelings of inadequacy, rooted in early messages equating self-worth with productivity. Seth challenges the notion that worth is tied to achievements and encourages listeners to examine their identity, family dynamics, and the fear that keeps them running. Key Takeaways: - High achievers use speed to avoid facing fear of inadequacy- Productivity is a shield for emotional survival- True worth is not tied to achievements, but to enduring challenges and vulnerability More from The Inner Empire:innerempirepodcast.com