Susan Drumm describes a client who felt his body "doesn't know how to rest" and that stopping felt dangerous. The real driver wasn't ambition but a belief that slowing down would make him invisible. Success habits can burn you out unless you recognize and shift them.
One of my clients. Let's call him Ryan, ran a global team and hit every target. And from the outside, you know, he looked unshakable. But in a coaching session, he told me something that really stopped me cold. He said, I don't think my body knows how to rest. It feels dangerous to stop. His pattern was constant production. Not because he loved the grind, but because somewhere deep down, he believed that slowing down meant becoming invisible. And that's the trap. What made you successful can also make you exhausted. Unless you see it, unless you shift it.
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