
Playing Big

Ways to Let It Be Easy
Tara Mohr • Playing Big
I recognized her: She was a composite of all the most important parts of me that I had left behind. I got the message. The first depressing picture showed me the waste of a life I’d end up having if I continued my worst people-pleasing behaviors and kept doing only those things that were in my small comfort zone or that were acceptable to others. T
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We feel pachad when the ego perceives something it feels will wound the ego’s fragile self-concept in some way. We feel yirah when the ego perceives that something has the potential to bring us into transcendence of the ego.
Tara Mohr • Playing Big
ask that voice, “What are you trying to do? What are you trying to prevent or protect me from?”
Tara Mohr • Playing Big
Self-expression and service become the sundaes, and praise is just a lovely cherry on top.
Tara Mohr • Playing Big
Hiding Strategy #4: Collecting and Curating Everyone Else’s Ideas
Tara Mohr • Playing Big
The inner critic may take inspiration from critical people in your life.
Tara Mohr • Playing Big
To play big, we need to evaluate which authority figures to seek out and cultivate as allies and which to move away from or simply ignore.
Tara Mohr • Playing Big
It felt kind of like kicking people out of the immediate space around my writing, an intimate space I could suddenly see I had left way too open to the whims and sentiments of others.