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How to reduce friction and flourish in relationships (opens the original)
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Hey friends,Welcome back to the Primal Question Newsletter.Today is Part 7 of the Primal Question Manifesto, where I’m unpacking the foundational ideas of the Primal Question Movement.Last week, we talked about The Seven Primal Gifts. Your Primal Gift is the relational superpower you have unknowingly built over the years by interacting with your own Primal Questi
The Seven Primal Gifts (opens the original)
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Hey friends,Welcome back to the Primal Question Newsletter.If you don’t know your Primal Question, take the free assessment to identify it today!Last week, we talked about the most strategic decision you can make in life: taking ownership of your own need and living from your Primal Truth. I ended by telling you that when you stop the Scramble, all that energy gets freed up for something better.Today, I want to show you what that something is.
Who answers your Primal Question? (opens the original)
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Kid Logic, The Scramble, and Trauma Karaoke (opens the original)
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Hey friends,Welcome back to the Primal Question Newsletter.Last week, I showed you How You Got a Primal Question in early childhood.This week, I want to talk about what you decided to do about it.Because you did decide something. You were a kid, and you were confused about an important need. You didn’t have any adults explaining what was
How You Got a Primal Question (opens the original)
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Last week, I named the enemy of the Primal Question Movement: a society that shames needs.That’s the water we’re all swimming in. Our culture loves to focus on behaviors: how you can improve. We’re getting more comfortable talking about emotions: how you feel. But we still avoid the deeper conversation about our core drivers: your unmet need.If last week was about zooming out to name the macro issue, this week is about zooming in to identify the moment when this cultural context collided with yo
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