Caryn Meininger and a co-speaker argue that constant doing burns people out. They say humans are beings first, and you don't need exhausting effort to reach your goals. Women especially need to reconnect with receiving instead of pushing into predefined roles like mother or business owner.
I like to call it the dance. So do, do, do, do, do, do. But we also need to be. We need to be especially for, like, my women lesseners, right? Like, we need to be in the feminine and allow receiving to come in. Because especially the way we've been programmed in our society is they tell you how you're supposed to be. And like, for women, it be the mom, be this, be that, the business owner.
We're human beings. We, not human doings, have to do things in order to achieve the results that we want to achieve. They don't have to be exhaustive or massive. They don't have to tear us down or pull us away from family. Most of the people following those processes never achieve anywhere near what they truly desire to achieve because of exhaustion, burnout, and things. Step in.
