Welcome to Change Catalyst!
Hey! 30 second orientation: Most recent posts are in the pretty slider up top, or click Blog in the menu. If you're checking out Change Catalyst for the first time, Start Here would be a logical place to start, or maybe the FAQ.
If the vibe around here suits you (sweary, edgy, and an adamant opposition to taking life too seriously) I'm going to shoo you over to the Catalyst sign up box, which is just like Change Catalyst, only more so.
Three times a month you'll get hard-core personal excellence advice and black-level developmental theory. Because, shit, what are you on this earth for if not to grow into the best possible version of yourself?
Plus you'll get discounts, free resources and first dibs on pretty much anything I'm doing. Walk this way...
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“A book on leadership philosophy, and the paradoxes and challenges that arise when we choose to lead.”
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The Mission
Marianne Williamson said, “Our greatest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure.” That is true. “Who am I to be gorgeous, talented, fabulous? Actually, who are you not to be?” Each person's reasons for not being the most powerful version of themselves is slightly different. There are a different set of hangups, different limiting beliefs. Sometimes we are attached to our flaws (after all, they're part of what define us) and we are loathe to give them up.
Actually, there's nothing to give up, except guilt, self-loathing, and permitting others to harm you. The rest of you is a package; your so-called flaws are also secret strengths. And the rest of your life can be given over to testing your assumptions about your limits and discovering exactly how powerful you really are.
It's funny, but once you tap into your incredible power base –-- That's when you really go down the rabbit hole. A confident person can get quite a long way, without ever having a conscious understanding of their instincts. But, the singular identifying trait of my people is that they are always pushing their limits, seeking truer understandings of themselves. And they simultaneously realize that it's incredibly easy to fool themselves.
What's the antidote to self-created delusions? It's complex. Perspective. Analysis. Insight. Mindfulness. Discipline. Vision. That's what we do at Change Catalyst: deconstruct these illusions and rebuild better ones in their place, so that we can interact with the world from a place of strength, and let our light blaze like a beacon.
Join me,
Shanna.
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