Have you ever felt like you just don't belong?

Like everyone else got the memo—the skill, the background, the confidence—and you're standing there wondering how long before they figure out you're not supposed to be here?

Yeah. Me too.

In this episode, I share the powerful Legend of the Indian Paintbrush—a Plains Native American story about a boy named Little Gopher who couldn't do any of the things his tribe valued. He couldn't hunt. He couldn't run fast. He couldn't fight.

But what he discovered on his vision quest changed everything.

This isn't just a children's story. It's a masterclass in:
→ Recognizing your unique gifts when they don't look like everyone else's
→ The patience required to develop mastery
→ Why your "weakness" might actually be your calling in disguise

WHAT YOU'LL LEARN:
- Why comparing yourself to "warriors" keeps you stuck
- The difference between what you're bad at and what you're meant for
- How to identify YOUR paintbrush—your unique contribution to the world
- A powerful question to ask yourself this week

YOUR CHALLENGE:
By the end of this episode, I want you to answer one question: What have you been apologizing for that might actually be your gift?

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NEXT EPISODE:
"Mufaro's Beautiful Daughters"—a Zimbabwean tale about two sisters competing to become queen. The twist? It's not the one you'd expect who wins. And the lesson for leaders is gold.

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