Kendra Dahlstrom

And that's okay.

They're just not ready.

But the others, I call it the threshold.

They're ready to cross that threshold.

And that's the rite of passage.

And that whole rite of passage is about undoing, unsubscribing.

You know, uncorporating, I call it.

It's kind of like unschooling for kids.

And I've been going through this process myself and it's been fascinating because it's been everything from like the tactical things to, you know, oh no, I'm not going to do meetings after this time or before this time, to small things like

I can't be at a call five minutes late.

I was like, sure you can.

Like, it may not be the best thing to do, but you have agency, you're sovereign, you can.

And the other day I was held up doing something else more important and I was feeling so bad about it.

And then I decided to honor myself and just do it.

And I showed up five minutes late and the executive was thankful because he got five minutes to do his thing and it totally worked out.

And I just was like, well, gosh, you know, isn't it interesting?

So there's just things that seem little, but they're actually pretty monumental in how we think

as we've been programmed into this corporate and business mentality that have to be undone and as you undo those then when you're at the other side of the threshold then that is obviously the embodiment phase that's when you decide okay this is who i am now and it sounds like you kind of went through that yourself when you came to your own corporate and so that's really what i walk people through

That's right.

Yeah.