12: Do you Speak Up? Walk Away? Suck it Up? or Check Out?
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In this episode Valerie looks at an idea of organizational psychologist Adam Grant regarding 4 choices people make when confronted with challenging feelings in an institution that they care about (work place, church, etc). We either speak up, walk away, silently persist, or check out.
Valerie breaks these down and talks a little about the impact that each choice has on us as individuals, on the institution, and on our ever-changing relationship with the divine. The bottom line? Institutions are messy and we all have our reasons for doing what is right for us. Maybe this conversation will help you see what choice you are making and assist you becoming the true authority in your own spiritual journey!
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