Fleet MaullThe Entrepreneur’s Zen Master

✨ You can’t step into your highest self while holding on to what no longer serves you. 🎙️ ⁠

3 Apr 2025 · 1 min

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A short spoken monologue by Fleet Maull inviting listeners to examine and release habits, defense mechanisms, and patterns that no longer serve them. The speaker contrasts willingness (which opens a path) with willfulness (which creates a barrier), and emphasizes that many coping strategies were once protective but can be let go when they are no longer needed.

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What are we willing to let go of that no longer serves us? Conversations, rather, habits. You know, we know these things, but sometimes we hide them from ourselves, and then we become willing to let them go. I mean, there have been things that we needed in the past. There may have been a certain defense mechanism that really protected us. When we were going through some abuse as a kid, we had to have a coping mechanism, how to survive until we could become strong enough to look at it in the face. What do we no longer need right now? What can we let go if it doesn't serve us? We ask that question, we start to get answers, and then we finally come into the feeling tone of willingness. Where there is willingness, there is a way. When there is willfulness, you create a vibrational wall. Willingness provides the way. Willfulness creates a wall.