Part 1: The Leadership You Didn’t Plan For
Think of a time when you had to lead while still healing.
How did that affect my confidence, decisions, or interactions with others?
What changed in me when I could no longer lead from full strength?
Part 2: The Cost You Hid
What have I worked hard to hide—physically, emotionally, or mentally—so others would still see me as dependable?
What has hiding that cost me?
What weight am I carrying that no one sees?
And what might change if I finally named it?
Part 3: Letting Go Without Dropping the Mission
Where in my life am I still gripping too tightly to control, identity, or image out of fear of what will happen if I loosen my hold?
What would “letting go without dropping the mission” look like for me in this season?
Part 4: Clarity Through Slowness
Has there been a moment when slowing down gave me unexpected clarity?
What did I begin to see, understand, or prioritize differently when the pace changed?
Part 5: The False Strength You Outgrew
What version of strength was I taught to admire?
What version of strength am I being invited to live into now?
What version of strength have I been trying to live up to?
And what might change if I finally let it go?
Part 6: The Giant Behind the Limp
When I think about my most persistent struggle—whether physical, emotional, or spiritual—what fear or lie is actually hiding beneath it?
What name have I given that whisper… and what truth do I need to speak back to it?
What lie have I been listening to that’s shaping how I lead, live, or see myself?
And what would it take… to finally call it what it really is?
Part 7: Rebuilding, Not Returning
In my journey toward healing, what’s something I don’t want to “go back to”?
What’s something new I want to carry forward instead?
Part 8: Your Scar That Speaks
What scar—visible or invisible—do I carry that could become someone else’s permission to hope?
What might change if I stopped hiding it?
Healing is resistance.
Wholeness is a quiet kind of courage.
You don’t have to return to who you were.
You’re not failing because you’re still healing—
You’re becoming.
And that is strength.