In part two of our live KYLO Show from Columbus, we move from awareness into action. This conversation focuses on what it actually looks like to grow—why change feels hard, why slowing down can feel unsafe, and how alignment is built through ownership, emotional awareness, and intentional relational practices.

• Why insight alone doesn’t create change
• How past coping strategies can eventually limit growth
• Why slowing down often feels uncomfortable for leaders
• What emotional maturity really looks like in daily life
• How internal work shows up in leadership, family, and teams

• What worked in one season may not work in the next
• Avoiding discomfort doesn’t eliminate it—it delays it
• Awareness creates choice; lack of awareness leads to reaction
• Growth requires ownership, not blame or shame
• Alignment and health are built through consistent rhythms, not intensity

What helps you slow down and notice what’s happening beneath the surface? Where do you see the connection between your inner world and your leadership environment? We’d love to hear your reflections.

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In part one of our live KYLO Show from Columbus, we explore why so many capable, high-responsibility leaders end up feeling disconnected, exhausted, or numb. This conversation focuses on the slow drift that happens when performance is rewarded but honesty is quietly discouraged—and why alignment between your inner life and outer life matters more than success.

• Why disconnection rarely comes from one big failure
• How leadership pressure trains people to hide instead of process
• The difference between survival strength and sustainable health
• Why misalignment creates anxiety, resentment, and burnout
• How growth and healing are tied to honest community

• Drift happens through small compromises, not dramatic decisions
• Strength without honesty eventually becomes a liability
• Being strong too long without support leads to exhaustion
• Alignment means your inner life and outer life match
• Transformation begins with truth, not effort

Where have you noticed drift in your own life or leadership? What has helped you stay connected instead of performing? Join the conversation and share your reflections with us.

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www.LovingOnPurpose.com

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In part two of our live KYLO Show from Birmingham, Alabama, we move from awareness to action. Last episode, we talked about the dangers of disconnection beneath the surface. Now we explore the practical side—how to slow down, tune in, and start leading from emotional honesty and ownership.

What You’ll Learn:

• Why awareness alone won’t transform your relationships
• How unprocessed emotions sabotage connection
• The role of safety in creating honest relationships
• Simple rhythms to build emotional presence
• Why spiritual formation happens in hidden, everyday moments

Key Takeaways:

• You can’t drift into health—you have to design for it
• Most people cope instead of processing emotions
• Emotional safety is built through consistency, not perfection
• Leadership creates an emotional environment—intentionally or not
• Growth begins when pretending ends

Join the Conversation:
How are you practicing emotional ownership in your life right now? Share your journey with us in the comments or tag us on social media.

Stay Connected:
Want more tools to build healthy connection in your relationships?
Visit www.LovingOnPurpose.com
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