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Think about my process less like a standard to follow and more like a set of training wheels to rely on while exploring your bravery around this new skill you are acquiring in your own unique context.
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This involved some technical growth, and in order to make those steps I had to recognize the relationship between anger, ego, and fear. I had to develop the habit of taking on my technical weaknesses whenever someone pushed my limits instead of falling back into a self-protective indignant pose.