The Art of Accomplishment Healing Shame by Being Ourselves (Coaching Session)
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Dec 17, 2021 
In this enlightening session, an anonymous listener grapples with the challenge of self-expression and the fear of offending others. He dives deep into the emotions surrounding shame and how they affect his social interactions. The discussion highlights the balance between authenticity and societal expectations. They emphasize that embracing conflict can lead to personal growth and stronger connections. Moreover, the role of vulnerability is explored as a powerful tool in uncovering one's true self and improving relationships.
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The Need to Find Stuckness
- The guest realizes he's trying to find where he's stuck, even when things are going well.
- This stems from a perceived need to deliver quality, hinting at a deeper issue.
Quality vs. Self
- Joe connects the guest's desire for quality with politeness and fear of offense.
- He questions if the guest believes their true self is incompatible with quality.
The Example of MLK
- Joe uses Martin Luther King Jr. as an example of someone who delivered quality but offended many.
- This challenges the guest's belief that quality requires lack of offense.