Why do we hold back our truth? Interview with Pamela von Sabljar.

Why do we hold back from saying what we really mean?

How can we hold our radical self-expression and our deep sense of need and want to belong? 

How can we choose to belong to groups that can actually receive and accept and enjoy our radical self-expression? 

and also, when we find these groups where there's this resonance, this match, how can we also in moments hold our self-expression in service of what's bigger than us and gracefully dance and play between these two perspectives?

In this conversation, I discuss with Pamela von Sabljar the topic of radical self-expression and the reasons why people often hold back from saying what we really mean. 

We explore the fear of hurting others, the need for belonging, and the societal conditioning that discourages individuality. 

We also delve into the consequences of not expressing oneself, how it feels and how it affects us and our lives.

Featured in this episode: Pamela von Sabljar. Pamela is a new breed speaker, facilitator and mentor working at the evolutionary edge. She practices dialoguing, sensing, creating and leading from this ever-emergent edge. She calls this living from Eros. https://www.pamelavonsabljar.com/

Also mentioned in this episode: the link between ALS, anger and boundaries discussed by Gabor Maté and Stephen Bartlett, The Diary of a CEO

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