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[192] Avoiding the Crossing Comes with Cost
The crossing point of the EDG Butterfly Map isn't just a concept. It's a choice. Today, we'll talk about what the crossing point is all about - about how to stop flying from only one wing. We come to the crossing point over and over when our one-wing focus flags, but most of the time, we fail to cross over to the other wing.
Why? And What is the cost?
Genius Imprint Assessment: edgx365.com/EDG-assessment
Two Wings ebook: edgx365.com/Two-Wings-ebook
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Michele Jennae is the Creator of the EDG Map, founder of EDGx365, and your host on the Every Day Genius Podcast.
She helps people stop managing their genius and start flying from the tension that makes them remarkable. There is genius in every building she has ever walked into. Not potential — actual, specific, irreplaceable genius.
Most of it goes unrecognized. Some of it gets managed into compliance. Too much of it quietly dims. She founded Every Day Genius (EDGx365) because she needed a way to help people see what was actually there, in the building, every one of them, and in you — and give it a name people could carry.
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By Michele JennaeThe crossing point of the EDG Butterfly Map isn't just a concept. It's a choice. Today, we'll talk about what the crossing point is all about - about how to stop flying from only one wing. We come to the crossing point over and over when our one-wing focus flags, but most of the time, we fail to cross over to the other wing.
Why? And What is the cost?
Genius Imprint Assessment: edgx365.com/EDG-assessment
Two Wings ebook: edgx365.com/Two-Wings-ebook
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Michele Jennae is the Creator of the EDG Map, founder of EDGx365, and your host on the Every Day Genius Podcast.
She helps people stop managing their genius and start flying from the tension that makes them remarkable. There is genius in every building she has ever walked into. Not potential — actual, specific, irreplaceable genius.
Most of it goes unrecognized. Some of it gets managed into compliance. Too much of it quietly dims. She founded Every Day Genius (EDGx365) because she needed a way to help people see what was actually there, in the building, every one of them, and in you — and give it a name people could carry.