When your work is everything—your identity, your purpose, your proof of value—what’s left when you step away from it? The truth is, for so many
You’ve seen it happen—your child avoids simple tasks like sending an email, filling out a form, or cleaning their room. To you, these things seem
You’ve achieved what others only dream of—prestigious roles, big wins, respect in your field. But instead of feeling proud or content, there’s this nagging voice
You’ve noticed your child pulling away—from friends, family, even from you. They say they’re fine or just busy, but you can sense the guilt behind
You work so hard—delivering on tight deadlines, solving impossible problems, and going above and beyond—and then, when someone compliments you for it, something strange happens.
You notice your child constantly checking their to-do lists, revisiting assignments they’ve already submitted, or asking you repeatedly if there’s something they’ve forgotten. Beneath these
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