May 12, 2026 · 24 min · 13 segments
Are you avoiding that one conversation you know you need to have? I get it, most of us have a tricky topic we're sidestepping at work, at home, or even with a friend. In this episode, I'm sharing why…
This is episode four hundred and forty-six of the Brilliant Balance podcast.
What conversation do you need to have? Because I am willing to bet that there is one.
There is a conversation somewhere in your life with somebody who matters to you that I think you know deep down you should be having, and you are not having it.
And maybe you sit here today and you know exactly what it is, right? It just surfaced for you, like as soon as I said that, you had one pop to mind.
Or maybe you've gotten so good at not thinking about it that you've stopped even calling it a conversation, right? You've recategorized it.
It doesn't even feel like there's a conversation to be had because it would be maybe pointless.
There's that low-grade, like, hum of discontent, and you've just decided that this is the price of admission for, you know, this relationship that you're in or this job or this season, and I really wanna challenge that today.
That's the kind of that settling in or maybe giving up and resigning yourself to something being not as good as it could be.
This is episode four hundred and forty-six of the Brilliant Balance podcast.
What conversation do you need to have? Because I am willing to bet that there is one.
There is a conversation somewhere in your life with somebody who matters to you that I think you know deep down you should be having, and you are not having it.
And maybe you sit here today and you know exactly what it is, right? It just surfaced for you, like as soon as I said that, you had one pop to mind.
Or maybe you've gotten so good at not thinking about it that you've stopped even calling it a conversation, right? You've recategorized it.
It doesn't even feel like there's a conversation to be had because it would be maybe pointless.
There's that low-grade, like, hum of discontent, and you've just decided that this is the price of admission for, you know, this relationship that you're in or this job or this season, and I really wanna challenge that today.
That's the kind of that settling in or maybe giving up and resigning yourself to something being not as good as it could be.
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