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The Unraveling Achiever

The Unraveling Achiever is for the person who's done everything "right" and is questioning what that even means.You're the straight-A student, dependable, high-achiever everyone counts on. But something's shifting.

Podcast · By Angela McKay · American English · Official site

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Aug 12, 2026
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  1. Episode · Aug 12, 2026

    31. stuck between yes and no (opens the original)

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    31. stuck between yes and no You want to make the right decision. You don't want to betray yourself. But you're standing there, looking at something in front of you, honestly unsure which direction is right - and it's causing you to stall. In this episode, I share three messages for navigating that fog: recognizing whether you're rushing to escape discomfort or stalling to avoid a real answer, understanding that the conflict might be between old parts of yourself rather than the decision itself,

  2. Episode · Aug 5, 2026

    30. if you can only see what's wrong lately (opens the original)

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    30. if you can only see what's wrong lately You look at your job and all you can see is what's wrong with it. You look at your week and all you can see is what didn't get done. You look at yourself and all you can see is where you're falling short. In this episode, I explore why we get stuck only seeing the negative: how that focus becomes its own trap, why what you focus on grows, how this pattern turns inward as your inner critic, and the surprising reason negativity might actually be protecti

  3. Episode · Jul 29, 2026

    29. making the right choice for you (or not) (opens the original)

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    29. making the right choice for you (or not) Today we're talking about making the right choice for you (or not). You already know what it feels like when you make an aligned choice. There's a settledness to it. Even if it's scary, even if it's hard, there's a rightness underneath it. And you also know what it feels like to make an unaligned choice - because even when it looks good on paper, there's a low hum of unease. A little voice that whispers, "This isn't quite it." And you push through any

  4. Episode · Jul 15, 2026

    28. when your career is comfortable but stagnant (opens the original)

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    28. when your career is comfortable but stagnant A listener asked: I'm comfortable in my current role, but I've become stagnant. There's no growth opportunity where I am, and I know it's time for a change, but I don't know where to go. In this reading, I tune into their Akashic Records and discover that their career might not be the problem. What's really calling for attention are the passion projects and ideas they've put aside – the ones that excite and scare them at the same time. Their caree

  5. Episode · Jul 8, 2026

    27. being you in all you do (opens the original)

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    27. being you in all you do I tuned in and the topic that came through is: Being you in all you do. This episode is about why we dim ourselves, what's keeping us disconnected, and what opens up when we finally choose to be ourselves. --- Full Notes: I tuned in to receive the topic for this week's episode. And what came through is: Being you in all you do. Now, I want to be clear about something right away. This doesn't mean you have to bring your full self everywhere - to every space, every inte

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