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The threshold you just crossed (and didn't notice)

You already crossed a threshold you didn't notice. What that invisible crossing means for your next chapter.
Marissa Brassfield

by Marissa Brassfield

The threshold you just crossed (and didn't notice)
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The Simplicity Protocol Issue 13
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You are not the same person you were three months ago.

Something has shifted. It might be small. A boundary you held that you wouldn't have held before. A decision you made faster because you trusted your gut instead of polling six people.

If you're reading this thinking nothing has changed for me, I'd gently push back. The fact that you're still here, still paying attention to this conversation about subtraction and sovereignty, means something in you is tracking differently.

The hardest part of genuine change is that it rarely announces itself.

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