How values and ego play into tolerating what we could change, and why that creates hidden emotional and mental clutter that keeps us stuck.
In this episode, I explore how tolerating situations we could change is actually a hidden form of clutter — mental and emotional clutter. I share a personal story about a time I was stuck in tolerating: why I stayed, what kept me stuck, and how I finally got out of it.
I also touch on the difference between tolerating and accepting — because when a situation can’t be changed, it’s not about tolerating anymore. That’s where we either resist and stay stuck, or we accept our powerlessness, let go, and make space for more peace.
If that’s the kind of clutter you’re dealing with, the kind that’s messy on the inside and so hard to untangle alone, that’s exactly the work I do with my clients.
If you’d like my support, insights, and a fresh perspective on your situation there are two ways you could get my support:
Bring your chaos to me - on air (free)
A new kind of episode on my podcast: real, honest conversations — not just me talking or interviewing guest experts, but you and me, exploring your specific chaos and uncovering what’s really going on underneath.
This is my invitation for you to come on the podcast for a safe, supportive on-air conversation (anonymous if you wish) around your particular chaos, one pain point, and to receive my insights, support and coaching around it.
If you're ready to release something and take a step toward peace, this might be your sign from the Universe that you don’t have to do it alone but can bring your chaos to me:
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Let's talk about how clearing your chaos is an ongoing journey of self-discovery and self-development all the way to more self-love... and how I can help you to discover creative solutions that work for you to make this journey easier and more enjoyable.
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