Blake Robert Templeton argues that earning more money doesn't quiet your internal critic. As income grows, so do responsibilities and pressure, making the voice of inadequacy louder for both six-figure and half-million-dollar earners. The real problem isn't your bank account.
The man making $500,000 a year doesn't struggle less than the man making $100,000 a year. Sometimes the enemy's voice is even louder because now he has more to lose, more responsibility, more pressure, more people depending on him. And underneath all the success is the same fear: what if I'm not enough? What's crazy is that most spend decades trying to outperform a lie that internally agreed with. DM the word quiz and I'll send you my custom diagnostic that shows you exactly what's happening inside you and why you feel like you're never enough.
