You’ll learn
- The power of vulnerability
- Why taking accountability is vital
- How to rise after each fall
- If emotional stoicism is good for you
- What bravery actually means
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What do people with strong relationships do? Whether they are parents with deeper connections with their kids or teachers nurturing creativity and knowledge in a child's life, these people are never afraid to lean into discomfort. They have the power of emotion.Satisfying experiences are linked to vulnerability, embracing which requires courage. This courage is born from the struggle as we grapple with our values and regain our emotions.
Rising Strong is finding the courage, connection, and compassion to stay satisfied with our lives, no matter how our day turns out.
When we open our hearts, they are bound to break. You will fail a task or get yourself in an awkward situation. However, no matter how complex our challenges are, we can have a brave ending for our stories by owning and living through them.This summary will show you how to soften rising and falling peaks and make thought-out choices when you face uncomfortable situations. No one is safe from failure, but you will learn to consider the outcomes of your decisions and be prepared for any obstacle.Our journey will be a three-step procedure:1. Reckoning
2. Rumbling
3. RevolutionSo let’s discover how permission slips can help you recognize your feelings, develop awareness, and adjust your expectations to enable you to rise after a fall.
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Gold-plating grit and a Badassery deficit are two dangerous outcomes of a shortfall. Gold-plating grit means sugar-coating failure and ignoring its adverse effects like pain, fear, and the tangled path to rising. Badassery deficit means avoiding discomfort and vulnerability and neglecting to tell the truth about your story.A real badass acknowledges when, for example, their family needs support and asks for it. We all have fallen one way or the other. But showing the scars of previous wounds is more challenging than talking about them, especially if we’re still healing.

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