How resentment helped me

Sometimes the strategies we develop to manage our higher-effort areas become so effective that we don’t recognise when they are costing us too much.

As a dyslexic thinker, being organised, taking responsibility and working harder helped me succeed. But over time, I began to recognise resentment as a useful signal that something was becoming misaligned. What could resentment be telling us about our patterns, motivations and boundaries?

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