You've already survived the unsurvivable. Your brain just forgot to add it to your resume.
That thing that destroyed you? The divorce, diagnosis, betrayal, or loss that split your life into before and after? You survived it. You're here.
In this Mini Memo Drop, discover why your brain is treating everyday challenges like death threats when you've already got a PhD in survival.
The download: Your brain misfiled your survival story. Instead of filing it under "Proof of What I Can Handle," it filed it under "Never Risk Anything Again." Wrong folder. Wrong lesson. Wrong conclusion.
Why it matters: Your nervous system can't tell the difference between "this might be awkward" and "this might kill me." But you've already handled the unhandleable. Everything else is just paperwork.
The worst already happened. You're still here. Time to update your security clearance.
Already updating your resume? The algorithm is recognizing you as titanium. Send proof of life:
Tell me what you survived that your brain "forgot" to count - I'm collecting evidence that we're all walking around with outdated threat assessments.