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Today, busyness equals purpose.

Our calendars overflow, our minds race, and our bodies run on autopilot—and we don’t just tolerate it, we glorify it.

The thing is, it’s a harmful lie, one that we’ve bought into and further.

There’s a healthier, more effective way.

We’ve all done it—said yes when we didn’t mean it, offered help we didn’t have time to give, smiled through a growing knot in our gut.
On the surface, it looks like kindness or teamwork.
Underneath, people-pleasing is a subtle form of fear—fear of disappointing, of conflict, of being seen differently.
Real living begins the moment we stop managing perceptions and start telling the truth.

Our world now runs on rapid change and ambiguity. The old certainties are failing in this world of unknowns.

So what’s the answer?