Shownotes
A few episodes ago, I introduced identity lag — the gap between who you've become and what your brand still says about you. That was the diagnosis. This episode goes somewhere that one didn't: not the gap, but the ceiling underneath it. I'm a brand and identity strategist, and after years of watching smart, capable people sabotage strategies that should have worked on paper, I can tell you exactly where the breakdown happens. It's never the strategy.
We cover:
- Why strategy doesn't fail because it's wrong — it fails because the person running it hasn't decided yet to be who it was built for
- The discount reflex, and why dropping your price is never actually a negotiation with the client
- The wrong-fit yes, and what saying yes to the wrong person is really signaling about scarcity
- The invisible ceiling, and why "earning it" is a story someone handed you, not a requirement
- Why your self-concept works exactly like a thermostat, and how it quietly resets you back to a set point every time you exceed it
The question this episode is really asking:
Where is your strategy asking you to become someone you haven't decided to be yet?
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