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What if the heaviness you’re feeling isn’t a sign that you’re failing - but a sign that you’re healing something much bigger than you? In this episode, we explore the truth most heart-led leaders have never been told: discomfort is often evidence of transformation, not inadequacy.
If you’ve been questioning yourself, carrying inherited dysfunction, or wondering why your leadership feels so exhausting, this conversation will help you reframe what resistance really means. You may not be the cause of the struggle… you may be the one breaking the cycle.
In this episode, we explore:
- Why reflective, emotionally intelligent leaders are quick to blame themselves
- How organizational resistance can actually be a sign of healthy transformation
- The difference between being “the problem” and being “the pattern-breaker”
- Signs you’re carrying weight that was never yours to hold
- Why discomfort often shows up when you’re healing inherited dysfunction
- How self-awareness, boundaries, and inner work reshape the systems around you
- A compassionate reframe for leaders who feel alone in their struggle
This episode is for you if:
- You’re tired, stretched thin, or carrying more emotional labor than feels fair
- You’re questioning your leadership, your decisions, or your impact
- You inherited a team, culture, or system that wasn’t built with clarity
- You’re trying to shift old patterns, even when it feels uncomfortable
- You’ve been wondering, quietly, “Is it me?”
Key takeaway:
You’re not failing. You’re evolving.
And sometimes the person who feels the most pressure is the one doing the most healing.
If this message resonates with your heart or your leadership journey, I’d love to support you.
Click the “Let’s Connect” button here or on the Tutum Leadership Coaching website to schedule a one-on-one conversation with me. Sometimes the next step isn’t pushing through - it’s receiving support.
About Tutum Talk:
Tutum Talk with Cara Nance is a podcast for leaders who lead with heart - even when they doubt themselves. Through honest conversations about presence, intuition, courage, and connection, Cara helps listeners build leadership rooted in humanity, not perfection.
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