La verdadera razón por la que te cuesta tomar decisiones

There are decisions we postpone for months or even years. Changing jobs. Closing a business. Ending a relationship. Moving. Starting a project. We think fear is what holds us back. But lately, I've understood something completely different. While making one of the hardest decisions of my life—closing a company, restructuring my business, and letting go of a version of myself that for years believed success was doing more, having more, and holding onto more—I realized that what truly hurts isn't the decision itself. What hurts is feeling an identity cease to exist. Because every important decision challenges the story we've told ourselves for years about who we are. And while that identity resists dying, we keep postponing the inevitable. In this episode, I share a very personal reflection on leadership, identity, and the art of letting go. Not from a theoretical perspective, but from a process I'm still going through that's profoundly changing the way I live and work. Perhaps the decision you're avoiding today doesn't need any more information. Perhaps it needs a different version of you to be able to be made. What identity would you have to leave behind to make that decision you've been putting off? I'd love to read your thoughts in the comments. If you feel these kinds of conversations resonate with you and you want to delve much deeper, in my coaching sessions we work precisely on that: the identity from which you're operating, in order to create a new reality that's aligned with who you truly are.