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In this episode, Carl reflects on the quiet, often unspeakable feeling that points us toward the work we’re meant to do. He explores how years of expectations, practicality, and well-meaning advice can cause us to lose touch with the things that once made us come alive. Through stories, questions, and the metaphor of “dancing with dragons,” Carl invites listeners to pay attention to the small ember of curiosity, creativity, or longing that still exists beneath the surface—and to consider what might happen if they simply acknowledged it instead of ignoring it.
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In this episode, Carl reflects on the quiet, often unspeakable feeling that points us toward the work we’re meant to do. He explores how years of expectations, practicality, and well-meaning advice can cause us to lose touch with the things that once made us come alive. Through stories, questions, and the metaphor of “dancing with dragons,” Carl invites listeners to pay attention to the small ember of curiosity, creativity, or longing that still exists beneath the surface—and to consider what might happen if they simply acknowledged it instead of ignoring it.
Want more from Carl? Get the shortest, most impactful weekly email on the web! Sign up for the Weekly Letter from Certified Financial Planner™ and New York Times columnist Carl Richards here: https://behaviorgap.com/

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