HeyJaredYou Unleashed with Russell Davis
Something’s missing, and you can’t quite put your finger on what it is.You’re ambitious, you’ve worked hard, you’ve done everything right. And yet there’s a quiet restlessness that success hasn’t touched. I know that feeling personally.
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Why You Still Feel Like a Fraud At Work (opens the original)
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If you've climbed higher in your career and somehow feel less sure of yourself, not more, you're not imagining it. Success itself creates the conditions for imposter feelings to grow, and this episode explains the actual mechanism, not just the symptom. In this episode: Why growing into a bigger role naturally triggers a sense of not being good enough — you're moving into unfamiliar ground, and part of you is wired to feel safest in the familiar Why senior roles have less objective measure of su
When Nothing Feels Like Enough (opens the original)
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You've achieved what you set out to achieve, and instead of feeling settled, something still feels hollow. Most people read that as proof they aimed at the wrong thing, so they set a bigger target. It doesn't fix it, and this episode explains why the hollowness has nothing to do with the size of the achievement. In this episode: Why status and fulfilment are two separate axes, not one — you can have high external success and still be running on empty internally Why external validation (the promo
How to Say No (It's Not a Boundaries Problem) (opens the original)
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Warren Buffett said the difference between successful people and really successful people is that really successful people say no to almost everything. As a reformed people pleaser, I understand exactly why that is so hard. For years I said yes out of a sense of duty. If I was physically unavailable, no was easy. If I simply didn't want to do something, it was almost impossible. I was busy, but not with anything true to my heart. It took the lowest point of our fertility journey for me to notice
Why You're Still Fighting a Battle That's Already Over (opens the original)
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In a session with my coach recently, I realised that a part of me is still scared of being seen. As a child I spent a lot of time lying under the coffee table in our lounge while everyone else watched TV from the sofa. It became a family joke. Looking back, I think it was my safe place. And I don't think the fear was of being seen. I think it was the fear of not being seen, and the sadness that followed each time I reached out and wasn't. My coach then told me the true story of Hiroo Onoda, a yo
Why You Can't Switch Off (And What's Really Driving It) (opens the original)
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I remember the day I handed in my pass after 17 years in my corporate career. I felt naked. I had no idea what I was going to do next, and what struck me hardest was the thought that nobody would be interested in me for who I am, only for what I do. That is the root of a mind that cannot switch off. In this episode, I talk about the years I spent working late into the night, and the years before that when I was never really off, always turning over a problem, always half elsewhere. I use the ima
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