Get Outta the Damn Jar with Sarah Khan

EP02: You are Her. I Am, Too.


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You are not behind. You are not broken. You have not wasted your potential or made the wrong choices. You are exactly where a woman with your particular combination of gifts, operating inside a system built the way this one is built, would be at this point in her life.

I don't do pep talks. So that's a diagnosis. And a diagnosis is useful because it opens up alternatives to how you're feeling, what you're experiencing, and what actually comes next.

In Episode 2, I'm doing something different. I'm not handing you a framework or a roadmap. Let's talk about what it actually feels like to be you on the inside, in the quiet, in the middle of the night when your brain won't stop running and the clock feels like it's ticking louder than it should. Because the most precise map in the world is useless if you don't first feel like someone understands the territory you've been traveling.

This is me showing you that I do.

What you'll learn in this episode:

  • Why the gap between where you are and where you know you could be is not your fault and why it was never yours to fix alone
  • What the exhaustion you carry actually is and why sleep and vacations won't touch it
  • Why praise has stopped landing the way it should, and what's really underneath that
  • The logical — not irrational — roots of your self-doubt, and why the most capable women carry the most corrosive version of it
  • Why midlife feels like a reckoning and not a crisis, and why that distinction matters
  • Why you don't need fixing, a mindset shift, or more hustle, and what you actually need instead

Your Next Steps:

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Get Outta the Damn Jar is sponsored by NYSH Strategic. Original music by Omar Iqbal.

If you have topics you'd like the show to discuss, send an email to [email protected].

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Get Outta the Damn Jar with Sarah KhanBy Sarah Khan