466 - Hi-Cap Friday: Why No One Steps Up When You Do It All (And the One Thing to Release)
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The episode discusses how one person's overfunctioning can lead to another's underfunctioning and offers insights on rebalancing responsibilities.
You’re exhausted from carrying it all, and annoyed at the people who won’t step up. Your partner, your kids, your team. What if the reason no one steps up is that your doing it all has left no room for them to? It’s called The Seesaw Effect, where one person’s overfunctioning quietly creates someone else’s underfunctioning. The good news is that it can be rebalanced. If you’ve ever resented someone for not carrying their weight while you held the whole thing up, this ten minutes i...
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