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Hey friend, it's Nicole, host of the Nicole Walters podcast.

Here's where we laugh, we cry, and we grant ourselves grace as we do life together.

Let's get started.

Hey friend, now for today's chat, we are just going to dive right in.

And this topic is a big one, and honestly, I don't feel like it's discussed enough.

Now, this is Kid Friendly, and so we don't have to worry about any spicy language,

but I do think it's something that we need to lean into and maybe follow up on if we're talking to our kids

or to our older little.

Now, I want to talk about the concept of being too good.

I know that sounds crazy because it's like, oh my gosh, most of the time you hear about people saying,

well, I'm not good enough or I wonder if I'm good enough or dealing with things like imposter syndrome or figuring out where you sit in.

And I actually want to talk about the other side of it.

It's this thing that seems to happen where other people are viewing successes or changes or challenges or growth or watching other people,

and then you share this language income forth.

Oh, well, that person is too good for that situation, or that person thinks that they've outgrown that situation,

or that person has ascended to a place where they feel like they are better than that situation.

Have you ever heard that language before?

It's something I actually talk about quite often with my littles.

Partly because they're a prime example of blessed, fortunate, and deserving girls that lived a certain lifestyle before.

If you're not familiar with our story, it's a great place to start.

You can head back to episode one of the very first season of the Nicole Walters podcast to learn how we became a family.

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