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You’re Confident in What You Do, But Not in Who You Are

If you’re a high-achiever, people pleaser, or the “strong one” who struggles with anxiety, low self-worth, or burnout, this video explains why you can be the most competent person in the room and still feel unsettled. We break down how competence can quietly become your identity, why that creates high-functioning anxiety, and how tying your self-worth to performance keeps your nervous system on edge. If you’ve ever felt “restless unless I’m doing something useful,” responsible for everyone or everything, or unable to relax even when things are going well, this will put clear language to that pattern. In this video, you’ll learn the difference between confidence in what you do and security in who you are, why reliable and capable people often struggle with internal restlessness, and three practical exercises you can use this week to build identity-level confidence. If you’re tired of feeling like your value depends on productivity, achievement, or being needed, watch until the end so you can start shifting from performance-based self-worth to real internal stability. Read the full article: https://www.catharticspacecounseling.... Watch Next: 💡   • Why “Good Enough” Feels So Uncomfortable f...   💡   • Self-Abandonment: The Lasting Impact of Na...   Follow me on social: ➤ Instagram: kristen.jacobsen.lcpc ➤ Facebook: kristenjacobsenlcpc ➤ TikTok: kristen.jacobsen.lcpc ➤ LinkedIn: kristen-jacobsen-lcpc