#4 Just One More: When Strength Becomes Self-Sabotage

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20 days ago 8:56

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You’re strong. Capable. Driven.

But what if your next breakthrough isn’t in pushing harder—
but surrendering sooner?

This episode names the cost of override and the shift that brings real power back online.

You’ve pushed through seasons that would have undone other people.
You know how to keep going. You’ve made it work.

But what if the push that once made you powerful is now the very thing draining your strength?

In this episode of the Identity-Level Recalibration Podcast, Julie Holly names what high-capacity humans often refuse to admit:

Override isn’t always strength—it’s often survival.

Whether it’s:

Overcommitting even when your body is tired
Avoiding the signals your nervous system keeps sending
White-knuckling a life you were never meant to carry alone

…the deeper invitation is not to push harder, but to pause sooner.

This episode explores:

✔️ The cost of override on your body, energy, and identity
✔️ Why avoidance isn’t failure—it’s nervous system intelligence
✔️ How high-functioning patterns like wine, work, or distraction can become coping
✔️ The ILR truth: Capacity is not the same as alignment
✔️ The subtle lie that “just one more push” will finally bring peace

You’ll also hear how a bike ride turned into a metaphor for a life lived too close to the edge—and how a gentle surrender opened the door to healing, clarity, and peace.

Today’s Micro-Recalibration Prompt

Where are you still pushing past what’s wise, just to prove you’re strong?

Where are you pretending “it’s just one more push”—even though you’ve said that ten times already?

Text yourself this reminder:
"I am strong enough to stop before I break."

That’s not weakness. That’s wisdom.

Explore Identity-Level Recalibration
→ Schedule a conversation with Julie to see if ILR is a fit for you

→ Join the waitlist for the next ILR cohort

→ Follow Julie Holly on LinkedIn for more recalibration insights

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#4 Just One More: When Strength Becomes Self-Sabotage

Identity-Level Recalibration

published 20 days ago

MP3•Episode home

You’re strong. Capable. Driven.

But what if your next breakthrough isn’t in pushing harder—
but surrendering sooner?

This episode names the cost of override and the shift that brings real power back online.

You’ve pushed through seasons that would have undone other people.
You know how to keep going. You’ve made it work.

But what if the push that once made you powerful is now the very thing draining your strength?

In this episode of the Identity-Level Recalibration Podcast, Julie Holly names what high-capacity humans often refuse to admit:

Override isn’t always strength—it’s often survival.

Whether it’s:

Overcommitting even when your body is tired
Avoiding the signals your nervous system keeps sending
White-knuckling a life you were never meant to carry alone

…the deeper invitation is not to push harder, but to pause sooner.

This episode explores:

You’ll also hear how a bike ride turned into a metaphor for a life lived too close to the edge—and how a gentle surrender opened the door to healing, clarity, and peace.

Today’s Micro-Recalibration Prompt

Where are you still pushing past what’s wise, just to prove you’re strong?

Where are you pretending “it’s just one more push”—even though you’ve said that ten times already?

Text yourself this reminder:
"I am strong enough to stop before I break."

That’s not weakness. That’s wisdom.

Explore Identity-Level Recalibration
→ Schedule a conversation with Julie to see if ILR is a fit for you

→ Join the waitlist for the next ILR cohort

→ Follow Julie Holly on LinkedIn for more recalibration insights

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#29 Why Growth Feels So Slow (Even When You’re Doing the Work) 6:43

1 day ago6:43

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If you’re doing the work but feel stuck, burned out, or frustrated that you’re not seeing results, this episode is for you. Learn why real growth often feels slow — and how to trust what’s happening beneath the surface. Doing all the right things but still not seeing the breakthrough? You’re not failing — you’re recalibrating. This episode explores why true transformation often feels quiet, what happens when your nervous system starts rewiring, and how to trust the slower rhythms of identity-aligned growth. Includes a personal story, neuroscience insight, a founder example, and a grounded recalibration practice. In This Episode, We Cover: Why progress often feels invisible when you’re growing from identity The neuroscience behind quiet seasons of transformation How to tell the difference between emotional adrenaline and calibrated trust Julie’s behind-the-scenes experience of building the ILR pathway in stillness What founder Melissa Urban did during her “invisible” years Why small, quiet shifts build sustainable growth How to stay steady when the results haven’t caught up yet Today’s Micro-Recalibration Ask yourself: Where am I equating quiet with failure? What has shifted internally that I haven’t acknowledged yet? What would it look like to honor my growth — even if no one else sees it? Progress isn’t always visible — but that doesn’t mean it’s not real. Explore Identity-Level Recalibration → Schedule a conversation with Julie to see if ILR is a fit for you → Join the waitlist for the next ILR cohort → Follow Julie Holly on LinkedIn for more recalibration insights…

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#28 Why You Struggle to Stay Consistent (and How to Fix It) 6:35

2 days ago6:35

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If you’re tired of starting over, this episode explains why your struggle isn’t about discipline — it’s about identity. Learn why habits won’t hold if they aren’t built on who you actually believe you are. You don’t have a consistency problem — you have an identity gap. This episode explains why habit stacks and morning routines only work when they’re rooted in who you believe you are. You’ll learn why your nervous system resists change, how identity-level misalignment sabotages even your best efforts, and how small calibrated shifts create sustainable momentum. Includes a personal story, science-backed insight, and a powerful micro-recalibration. In This Episode, We Cover: Why habit hacks don’t stick without identity alignment How your nervous system rejects misaligned routines (even if they’re good) What makes ILR different from Atomic Habits-style behavior models Why starting over doesn’t mean failure — it means misalignment Julie’s behind-the-scenes story of building this podcast from calibrated energy What Jerry Seinfeld’s “don’t break the chain” method reveals about embodied identity A simple, grounded way to return to your vision without burning out Today’s Micro-Recalibration Instead of forcing yourself to “just stick with it,” ask: What habit feels heavy right now? Is this rhythm aligned with who I’m becoming? What’s one small, honest shift I can make today that feels like truth — not pressure? Your consistency doesn’t have to be perfect. It just has to be real. Explore Identity-Level Recalibration → Schedule a conversation with Julie to see if ILR is a fit for you → Join the waitlist for the next ILR cohort → Follow Julie Holly on LinkedIn for more recalibration insights…

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#27 How to Stay Grounded When Everything Feels Urgent 5:51

3 days ago5:51

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When life moves fast, old patterns surface. This episode shows you how to stay rooted, clear, and calm — even when urgency takes over. No forcing. Just grounded recalibration. If urgency keeps hijacking your peace, this episode is for you. We explore what happens when high-pressure moments pull you into old habits — and how to return to grounded identity instead. Learn the science behind why your nervous system defaults under stress, how to pause before reacting, and why micro-movements matter more than willpower. Includes personal insight from Julie and today’s micro-recalibration. In This Episode, We Cover: Why urgency triggers reactivity — even in high-capacity professionals How your nervous system overrides clarity under stress A personal recalibration story from Julie on saying no to the wrong “yes” Leadership insight from Whole Foods founder John Mackey Why micro-shifts in high-pressure moments create deep, sustainable change How to pause, self-regulate, and realign without over-explaining or apologizing A powerful practice to help you lead yourself instead of defaulting to fear Today’s Micro-Recalibration Pause in the moment of urgency. Ask yourself: What part of me feels unsafe right now? What do I tend to default to under pressure? What would grounded alignment look like in this exact moment? Presence isn’t passive — it’s power in motion. Explore Identity-Level Recalibration → Schedule a conversation with Julie to see if ILR is a fit for you → Join the waitlist for the next ILR cohort → Follow Julie Holly on LinkedIn for more recalibration insights…

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#26 Why You Default to Overgiving or Overworking 7:03

4 days ago7:03

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If you keep slipping into patterns you thought you outgrew—this episode unpacks why. Learn how your defaults formed, how to shift them, and why small changes work better than pressure. You’re dependable, high-capacity, and maybe a little tired of being “the one who holds it all.” In this episode, we unpack why you default to overgiving, overthinking, or overworking—and how to rewire from identity, not guilt. Learn how your brain prioritizes survival over alignment, and why your defaults aren't flaws—they’re invitations to recalibrate. Includes a personal story, a founder example, and today’s micro-recalibration to support your shift. In This Episode, We Cover: How overgiving, overworking, and overthinking are not personality traits—they're nervous system defaults Why high performers repeat old patterns even after “doing the inner work” The neuroscience behind survival-mode behavior (and how to rewire it) How to spot the beliefs fueling your default reactions Why small, identity-aligned shifts create lasting transformation Julie’s personal recalibration story from podcasting A founder example of ILR in practice: John Mackey of Whole Foods A micro-recalibration practice to help you stop performing and start realigning Today’s Micro-Recalibration Notice the default that still feels familiar—but no longer true. Ask: When I’m stretched, what do I revert to? What belief is hiding underneath that behavior? What’s one subtle shift I can try next time that aligns with who I’m becoming? Explore Identity-Level Recalibration → Schedule a conversation with Julie to see if ILR is a fit for you → Join the waitlist for the next ILR cohort → Follow Julie Holly on LinkedIn for more recalibration insights…

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#25 When Big Vision Backfires 7:44

5 days ago7:44

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You had the vision, but something’s misfiring. This episode reveals why alignment—not ambition—determines how far you go. If you’ve been pushing hard but losing steam, it’s time to recalibrate from the inside out. You had the vision. The plan. The fire. But somewhere along the way, something got heavy. Maybe you’re carrying too much. Maybe you lost clarity. Or maybe, your identity just hasn’t caught up to what you’re trying to create. In today’s episode, we unpack the hidden tension when your big vision outpaces your embodied identity. You’ll learn what internal capacity actually means, how to build it without burnout, and why identity always comes before sustainable strategy. We’ll reintroduce core ILR concepts like embodied identity and tease what's ahead this week—neural efficiency, habituation, and the identity feedback loop. We also look at the story of Jim Simons—world-class mathematician turned financial pioneer—who walked away from prestige to chase a vision the world wasn’t ready for. He didn’t rush. He stayed aligned. And it paid off. Today’s micro-recalibration: Where has your vision outpaced your identity? What small shift would bring you back into integrity today? Your capacity expands as your identity recalibrates. Explore Identity-Level Recalibration → Schedule a conversation with Julie to see if ILR is a fit for you → Join the waitlist for the next ILR cohort → Follow Julie Holly on LinkedIn for more recalibration insights…

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#24 The Power of Small Steps When You’re Burned Out 8:23

6 days ago8:23

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If your vision is big but your pace keeps breaking you, this episode will help you rebuild from the inside out. Because small, identity-aligned shifts aren’t a compromise — they’re the way forward. Whether you’re a leader holding the weight of your team, a parent trying to stay present, or a high performer whose old pace is no longer sustainable, you’ll discover why slow, steady, identity-rooted movement changes everything. We introduce Pillar 3: Micro-Changes from the Identity-Level Recalibration pathway — and explore what your nervous system, leadership, and future self actually need to grow with peace and power. What we explore in this episode: Why high-capacity leaders often reject what feels “too small” How overfunctioning masks deep nervous system resistance The internal tug-of-war between big goals and personal bandwidth A real story from an ILR cohort that reframed self-trust Why familiar patterns feel safer — even when they’re misaligned What James Dyson’s 5,127 micro-movements teach us about staying with the work How to move at a pace your body, life, and leadership can hold Today’s Micro-Recalibration: Pause the part of you that believes more pressure means more progress. Ask yourself: Where have I been undervaluing a small step because it doesn’t “feel big enough”? Is my resistance about clarity — or discomfort with slowness? What’s one micro-move that reflects who I’m becoming, not who I’ve been? You don’t have to overhaul it all — you just need to move with intention today. Explore Identity-Level Recalibration → Schedule a conversation with Julie to see if ILR is a fit for you → Join the waitlist for the next ILR cohort → Follow Julie Holly on LinkedIn for more recalibration insights…

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#23 The Truth That Heals 5:50

7 days ago5:50

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In the in-between moments of becoming, Jesus doesn’t rush us. He meets us with gentle, healing truth. This episode is a quiet invitation to recalibrate — not by force, but by grace. There’s a kind of truth that doesn’t demand. It invites. In this Sunday episode, Julie Holly centers the week’s themes in the healing presence of Jesus — the One who speaks identity before behavior, grace before pressure, and truth without shame. If you’ve been in the tender in-between and wondered where God is in it, this is a gentle recalibration for your heart, mind, and soul. This isn’t about perfection. This is about presence — and the truth that makes you whole. What We Explore in This Episode: • Why Jesus never rushes recalibration • What it means to be called by name, not by performance • A personal moment when Scripture became an anchor in the in-between • How your nervous system responds to grace and gentleness • How truth becomes a bridge — not a weapon — in seasons of transformation • Why Identity-Level Recalibration integrates faith, neuroscience, and compassion into one sacred process Today’s Micro-Recalibration Slow down and ask: • Where do I feel the invitation to pause — not perform? • What truth is whispering to me beneath the noise? • Where have I mistaken delay for disapproval — when it’s actually gentleness? Today’s identity anchor: “I am becoming the kind of person who lets Jesus meet me in the middle — before I have it all together.” You don’t need to rush healing. You just need to stay honest in the becoming. Explore Identity-Level Recalibration → Schedule a conversation with Julie to see if ILR is a fit for you → Join the waitlist for the next ILR cohort → Follow Julie Holly on LinkedIn for more recalibration insights…

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#22 What to Do When You Don’t Feel Like Yourself Anymore 7:05

8 days ago7:05

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You’ve let go of who you were — but haven’t fully become who you’re becoming. This tender in-between space can feel disorienting. In this episode, we talk about how to hold that stretch with honesty, grace, and strength. There’s a sacred stretch in growth — the space between the “no longer” and the “not yet.” This episode invites you into the tender terrain of identity shift, where clarity is forming but hasn’t fully arrived. Julie Holly shares personal insight and nervous system wisdom to help you stay grounded in the in-between. You don’t have to force clarity. You just have to stay honest — and keep becoming. This is Identity-Level Recalibration: where transformation meets truth. What We Explore in This Episode: • Why growth often feels confusing after a breakthrough • The emotional and neurological tension of the in-between • A personal story about feeling different in familiar spaces • The difference between identity drift and identity shift • Why your nervous system resists even positive change • How to name what’s true without rushing to fix it • What real leadership looks like in uncertain seasons • How honesty becomes holy ground in identity-level transformation Today’s Micro-Recalibration Ask yourself: • Where am I currently in the in-between? • What identity have I outgrown — and what’s still forming? • Can I name what’s real without needing to explain or resolve it? Try this identity anchor: “I am becoming the kind of person who can hold the in-between with honesty, grace, and gentle strength.” This isn’t the end — it’s a sacred middle. Let yourself be here. Explore Identity-Level Recalibration → Schedule a conversation with Julie to see if ILR is a fit for you → Join the waitlist for the next ILR cohort → Follow Julie Holly on LinkedIn for more recalibration insights…

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#21 Beyond Affirmations: Why Mindset Isn’t Enough 7:14

9 days ago7:14

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You’ve repeated the affirmations. Tried to reframe the mindset. But what if the problem isn’t your thinking — it’s the identity underneath? In this episode, we go deeper than positivity. Let’s recalibrate to truth. You’ve done the mindset work — but something still feels off. This episode uncovers why positive thinking can’t fix what identity misalignment creates. Julie Holly walks through neuroscience, faith, and lived experience to explain why true transformation requires more than mantras. It requires Identity-Level Recalibration. When your thoughts align with who you really are, everything starts to change — from the inside out. What We Explore in This Episode: • Why mindset work sometimes leaves high achievers stuck • How your brain filters truth through identity-based beliefs • The hidden ceiling of positive thinking and affirmations • A personal story of choosing depth over hustle in business • What Pharrell’s LEGO documentary reveals about identity evolution • The nervous system’s resistance to thoughts that feel “foreign” • Why truth leads to transformation — not just temporary motivation • What it looks like to build from alignment instead of adrenaline Today’s Micro-Recalibration What’s one thing you’ve tried to “think positive” about — but still don’t believe? Ask yourself: • Is this something I’m forcing… or something I’m ready to integrate? • What would this truth sound like if it were anchored in my identity? • Where am I asking my brain to believe something my body still fears? Try this identity anchor: “I am becoming the kind of person whose truth runs deeper than fear — and whose clarity speaks louder than performance.” It’s not about forcing new thoughts. It’s about building the identity that can hold them. Explore Identity-Level Recalibration → Schedule a conversation with Julie to see if ILR is a fit for you → Join the waitlist for the next ILR cohort → Follow Julie Holly on LinkedIn for more recalibration insights…

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#20 Why Your Inner Critic Gets Loud After a Win 6:50

10 days ago6:50

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Just when you’re leveling up, the inner noise gets loud. In this episode, we unpack why your mind questions everything when you’re on the brink of more — and how to tell truth from fear. Let’s recalibrate the voices within. Success shouldn’t feel like sabotage — but for high-capacity humans, inner fragmentation often follows breakthrough. In this episode, Julie Holly walks you through the different voices that show up in your head after a win — and why discerning truth from fear is essential for sustainable, identity-aligned growth. This is more than mindset. It’s Identity-Level Recalibration — the shift that silences shame and amplifies clarity. What We Explore in This Episode: • Why your inner critic gets louder after success • The real reason high performers question their worth after a win • The four primary internal voices — and how to spot each one • A personal story about raising coaching rates and facing the noise • Why even founders like Phil Knight battled post-success self-doubt • How false humility masquerades as wisdom to keep you small • The nervous system shift from survival response to internal trust • What it means to follow your true voice — not your old programming Today’s Micro-Recalibration Pause and listen. What’s the dominant voice in your head today? Ask yourself: • Is this voice rooted in truth — or in fear? • Is it protective, performative, or aligned? • What would my next move be if I trusted the quieter voice within? Try this identity anchor: “I am becoming the kind of person who leads my inner world with clarity and conviction — not confusion and fear.” You’re not meant to manage your thoughts — you’re meant to lead them. Explore Identity-Level Recalibration → Schedule a conversation with Julie to see if ILR is a fit for you → Join the waitlist for the next ILR cohort → Follow Julie Holly on LinkedIn for more recalibration insights…

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#19 Accountability Without Shame 6:00

11 days ago6:00

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You’re not afraid of responsibility — but the weight you carry afterward might not be accountability. It might be shame. This episode helps you reclaim ownership without losing yourself in guilt. High-capacity humans don’t resist responsibility — they over-identify with it. This episode explores the subtle but powerful difference between accountability that restores and shame that erodes . Julie Holly shares personal insights, client breakthroughs, and a story from Netflix’s Reed Hastings to show how identity-rooted ownership leads to true integrity — without collapse. This is more than mindset work. It’s Identity-Level Recalibration in action. What We Explore in This Episode: • Why responsible people often carry invisible shame • The real difference between guilt and accountability • How identity-rooted leadership responds to mistakes • Why shame spirals keep high performers stuck in perfectionism • A story of Reed Hastings and Netflix’s public misstep • How to return to alignment without self-erasure • What it looks like to lead a culture of realignment, not fear • Why ILR empowers you to own your impact — without owning the weight Today’s Micro-Recalibration Where have you mistaken shame for responsibility? Ask yourself: • What’s one moment I owned — but then kept punishing myself for? • Is my inner voice judging or guiding? • What would it look like to lead from who I’m becoming? Try this identity anchor: “I am becoming the kind of person who takes responsibility — and then takes the next step forward.” You don’t have to carry it all. You just need to walk aligned. Explore Identity-Level Recalibration → Schedule a conversation with Julie to see if ILR is a fit for you → Join the waitlist for the next ILR cohort → Follow Julie Holly on LinkedIn for more recalibration insights…

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#18 When Self-Awareness Becomes Self-Shaming 7:02

12 days ago7:02

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You’ve done the inner work. You know your patterns. So why does your self-awareness still feel heavy? This episode exposes how FOPO—fear of people’s opinions—masks itself as growth. It’s time to recalibrate. You’re intentional, thoughtful, and self-aware — but still stuck in a loop. In this episode, Julie Holly reveals how high-capacity humans often confuse growth with self-surveillance, especially when FOPO (fear of people’s opinions) takes the lead. You’ll hear stories of everyday moments, executive decisions, and leadership recalibrations that expose the trap of shame-based “awareness” — and invite you into truth-led clarity. Identity-Level Recalibration doesn’t just fix habits. It frees identity. What We Explore in This Episode: • Why “self-awareness” sometimes becomes self-shaming • How FOPO (fear of people’s opinions) silently shapes our behavior • A personal story of replaying a simple conversation — for days • How over-analyzing sabotages presence, peace, and performance • A client transformation from people-pleasing in negotiations to powerful clarity • What Michael Dell’s college story reveals about choosing alignment over approval • The nervous system difference between aligned clarity and emotional overcorrection • How ILR helps you disappoint others without abandoning yourself Today’s Micro-Recalibration Ask yourself: • Am I being self-aware — or self-critical? • Is this thought leading to action… or to hiding? • Who am I trying to manage right now — them, or me? • What would shift if I chose clarity over control? Then, try this identity anchor: “I am becoming the kind of person who tells the truth gently — even to myself.” You don’t need to edit your essence. You just need to trust your alignment. Explore Identity-Level Recalibration → Schedule a conversation with Julie to see if ILR is a fit for you → Join the waitlist for the next ILR cohort → Follow Julie Holly on LinkedIn for more recalibration insights…

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#17 Why Shame-Based Growth Always Backfires 7:24

13 days ago7:24

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You’ve tried being harder on yourself — but it’s only made things heavier. This episode reveals how shame sabotages growth and how Identity-Level Recalibration invites a more powerful way forward. You’ve done the work. You’ve set the goals. But somewhere along the way, your inner voice turned against you. This episode unpacks the hidden cost of shame — and why so many high-capacity humans believe they need to punish themselves to grow. Julie Holly shares powerful personal stories and client transformations that reveal how shame triggers survival mode, and how gentleness isn’t weakness — it’s strategic. This isn’t about self-esteem. It’s about identity. Identity-Level Recalibration doesn’t just rewire behavior — it restores who you actually are. What We Explore in This Episode: • Why high performers confuse shame with motivation • How shame keeps your nervous system in survival mode • The Ray Dalio story that reframed performance into radical truth • A client story of shifting from financial fear to freedom • What over-responsibility costs emotionally strong leaders • How your nervous system reveals what your mind tries to suppress • The difference between punishment and recalibration • Why gentleness is strategic — not soft Today’s Micro-Recalibration Pause and ask yourself: • Is the voice inside me shaping me — or shaming me? • Where am I confusing cruelty with discipline? • How is this affecting the people I lead and love? • What would it look like to speak to myself with the respect I give others? You don’t have to change your whole inner world today. Just notice the voice — and offer it a new tone. Explore Identity-Level Recalibration → Schedule a conversation with Julie to see if ILR is a fit for you → Join the waitlist for the next ILR cohort → Follow Julie Holly on LinkedIn for more recalibration insights…

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#16 Called, Not Just Capable: Living from Vertical Alignment 8:24

14 days ago8:24

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You’re praised for your excellence—but something still feels off. This episode explores the moment when capability isn’t enough and how Vertical Alignment can shift your energy, peace, and clarity. You can be excellent at something and still be misaligned. In this episode, Julie Holly explores the shift from capability to calling—what it means to live from Vertical Alignment instead of pressure or performance. From powerful client stories to personal missteps, she unpacks how alignment changes your leadership, peace, and provision. If you’re tired of performing and ready to live from a deeper truth, this is your invitation. Ask yourself: Where in my life am I showing up from excellence… but not joy? And if you lead a team: Invite this question into your next 1:1: “Is there anything you’re doing just because you’re good at it… but no longer feel called to it?” Let the silence do the work. Explore Identity-Level Recalibration → Schedule a conversation with Julie to see if ILR is a fit for you → Join the waitlist for the next ILR cohort → Follow Julie Holly on LinkedIn for more recalibration insights…

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#15 When Strategy Stops Working 7:25

15 days ago7:25