EP 419 Dimming Your Light to Make Others Comfortable

The Purpose Show

Allie Casazza

Marriage, Self-improvement, Business, Goalsetting, Education, Intentionalliving, Homemaking, Entrepreneur, Purposefulliving, Mindfulliving, Motherhood, Minimalism, Femaleentrepreneur

4.6 • 4.5K Ratings

🗓️ 4 February 2025

⏱️ 27 minutes

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Summary

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In this episode of The Purpose Show, I get real about what happens when we dim our light to make others comfortable. I explore how suppressing our true selves can dim our own happiness and limit our self-expression—not just for us, but for everyone around us. I’m sharing actionable steps to help you spot when you’re holding back, and practical strategies to reclaim your authenticity. It’s time to shine unapologetically and inspire others to do the same. Let’s step into our full light together!

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Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Gratitude
02:06 Dimming Your Light: What It Means
12:48 The Consequences of Dimming Your Light
18:43 Teaching by Example: The Impact on Others
20:39 Steps to Stop Dimming Your Light

Transcript

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0:00.0	The big deal is every time you dim your light, you are reinforcing really harmful beliefs that get deeper and deeper embedded into your subconscious mind and become how you view yourself, your beliefs about yourself.
0:15.8	And you are going to pass these down to your children, to people around you, like you're contributing
0:22.4	to programming that's harmful.
0:26.2	You're not here to stay the same all the time.
0:28.8	You're not here to play fucking small.
0:31.4	The whole point of being alive is to live, to evolve.
0:35.9	You're listening to The Purpose Show.
0:39.6	Hello, gorgeous women.
0:41.5	Thank you for spending some time with me today here on the pod.
0:45.6	And oh my gosh, before we get into the content today, I just want to say a quick thank you
0:49.3	so, so much from the bottom of my heart for the surge of really sweet and genuine reviews that we've
0:56.2	gotten on the podcast. Reviews are like everything for podcasters. And it's been really important
1:03.0	to me, especially since I really just kind of made this pivot and my messaging and the layout of
1:08.6	my business and how I do things and people get upset and
1:12.8	they are just the loud ones. So there was this big research of just triggered people who were
1:19.2	unhappy with me in my reviews and trying to bring me down and it would have been fine like
1:26.0	it is what it is. But so many of you just really came to
1:29.1	the rescue and said some really sweet things and gave me good reviews and supported me. And I just
1:35.5	from the bottom of my heart, thank you so much. And for all of those who I know, you know, didn't know
1:40.7	that was happening and we'll hear this and go and leave a review now. I love you. Thank you so, so much. Um, I really do, like I said this before, but I want you all to know,
1:49.1	I really do love podcasting and I really truly do work very, very hard to make sure that this content
1:57.3	is, um, that it's, it's prime, that it's, that it's good, that it's solid, that I can put my name behind it,
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