In this episode, I reflect on the way we label our homes/spaces, and choices in general, and how commonly those labels may be rooted in others point-of-view more than our own.

As I was adding a side table to my living room I noticed that the space that felt "cozy" to me and my son, would likely feel "cluttered" to someone else.

This reflection that followed opened up into a broader inquiry about self-leadership, personal standards, and discernment.

Where in life are we responding to our own internal experience, and where are we quietly orienting ourselves around others’ opinions instead?

This isn’t a conversation about rejecting other perspectives outright.

It’s about discernment. 

This episode is an invitation to gently examine whose standards and labels are informing your choices, and whether those standards and labels are serving you.

Sometimes scattered. Always honest. Hopefully helpful.

An ongoing exploration of elements related to self-leadership.

Hosted by Evelyn Eliza - Wellbeing-based Self-Leadership Consultant, Facilitator and Educator for Compassionate, Enterprising Women.

This podcast is sponsored by the Liberatory Self-Leadership Lab™.

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