Nobody teaches a child to hold their breath in a room. They just learn which rooms require it. And then one day you’re forty, fifty, sitting in a boardroom, holding it all together so well that nobody would ever think to ask if you’re okay, and you couldn’t tell them when it started. Because it didn’t start. It was always there. Read the full post on LinkedIn → link in the first message below.

Nobody teaches a child to hold their breath in a room. They just learn which rooms require it. And then one day you’re forty, fifty, sitting in a boardroom, holding it all together so well that nobody would ever think to ask if you’re okay, and you couldn’t tell them when it started. Because it didn’t start. It was always there. Read the full post on LinkedIn → link in the first message below.

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