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Be Mufasa or Scar: Embrace Being the ‘Bad Guy’ in People’s Lives

There comes a point where always being the hero starts costing you your life.

In this episode, I talk about what it really means to always show up for everyone else — and what it’s taken from me over the years.

For three years straight, I set goals.

For three years straight, I missed most of them.

It wasn’t laziness.

It wasn’t lack of ambition.

It was misdirected energy.

I realized I was investing more time into saving other people than I was building the life I say I want.

And when you’re always Mufasa in everyone’s story…

you forget how to be yourself in your own.

We talk about:

  1. The hidden cost of always being the dependable one
  2. Why reliability and accessibility are not the same thing
  3. The guilt that keeps you stuck in “hero mode”
  4. How survivor’s guilt shaped my boundaries
  5. Why being the “bad guy” might actually save your life

There’s a difference between being kind and abandoning yourself.

You can be the bad guy in someone’s story for a moment…

or be the bad guy to yourself forever.

It’s about DAMN time we stop confusing self-sacrifice with love.

It’s About DAMN Time Segment

It’s about DAMN time we stop being the bad guy to ourselves just to be liked.

D.A.M.N. Challenge

Choose one moment this week to protect your time.

No explanation.

No over-justifying.

No guilt spiral.

Just choose you.

Sit with the discomfort.

Notice what doesn’t fall apart.

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