Episode

76. Are You Good Enough?

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Visionary's Pursuit
Published
Mar 18, 2026
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1327
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Summary

Episode Summary One of my all star clients recently told me that the thought "I'm not good enough" had been floating around a lot in her head lately. It served as another reminder these thoughts are a part of being human. They show up in all of us, especially for those who have big ambitions. In this episode, we explore the inner critic, what it is and how to build a more productive relationship with it.  Key Takeaways The thought "I'm not good enough" is one of the oldest and most universal human stories, and it tends to get louder when we pursue something bigger than what we've done before When "not good enough" is tied to worthiness, it creates shame, which keeps us stuck, small, and in pain. This version requires a conscious decision that our value is intrinsic, not earned When "not good enough" reflects an actual skill gap, it becomes a growth opportunity. This is where a growth mindset and the concept of upgrading your self-concept become essential When "not good enough" is triggered by rejection or criticism from others, we need to develop the ability to let people have their opinions while we protect our sense of self-worth Bigger goals naturally widen the gap between where you are and where you want to be, which can amplify feelings of inadequacy. The key is not letting that gap become a statement about your worthiness We can hold both truths at once: acceptance and love for who we are today while also pursuing growth and evolution One of Carolina's favorite mantras for falling short: "Oh, look at me being human" Memorable Quotes "I believe that worthy doesn't come from anything outside of us. It's believing that our value is intrinsic, not earned." "If we truly believe we're not good enough, then maybe we're not gonna pursue that big…