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In this conversation, Talia Bombola and Adam Luke explore the concept of the 'success tax'—the emotional and relational costs associated with personal growth and achievement. They discuss how outgrowing friendships can lead to feelings of loneliness and competition, and how personal development can change the dynamics of relationships. The conversation emphasizes the importance of recognizing seasonal friendships, setting boundaries, and the necessity of letting go of relationships that no longer serve us. Ultimately, they highlight the potential for friendships to evolve and adapt as individuals grow.
By Talia Bombola, LMFT and Adam Luke, LMFT4.6
55 ratings
In this conversation, Talia Bombola and Adam Luke explore the concept of the 'success tax'—the emotional and relational costs associated with personal growth and achievement. They discuss how outgrowing friendships can lead to feelings of loneliness and competition, and how personal development can change the dynamics of relationships. The conversation emphasizes the importance of recognizing seasonal friendships, setting boundaries, and the necessity of letting go of relationships that no longer serve us. Ultimately, they highlight the potential for friendships to evolve and adapt as individuals grow.

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