I think it was people that the first that i trusted, that i had shared things with before. And then we also discus this cold, highly sensitive person. It's just like two things going on. We judge ourselves so much for what we think and feel because we should not feel this. This is wrong, right? But just putting it out there actually helps you,. Because holding it in, it will still stay there. I think that's all my journalling is quite good, because you put your words out there, hey, i'm feeling this. Why is this happening?"
Who is Thomas Anderson?
Better still, who is Thomas Anderson to write a book on vulnerability?
I ask this question during my conversation with him on this episode of the podcast.
Do vulnerability and productivity go hand-in-hand? I think so.
Setting boundaries, sharing limitations, dealing with overwhelm, are all part of them both. I know that once you're done listening to our conversation that you'll see the relationship between productivity and vulnerability.
And you might just be closer to the aim of being productive rather than "doing" productive, too.
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