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The Man Who Said It Out Loud
A reflection on compliments, emotional generosity, social withholding, and the quiet difference between people who open a room up and people who close…
May 8
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Shaunte Young
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We Stopped Being Able to Hear Things We Don't Endorse.
We've confused hearing an idea with endorsing it. Here's what that's costing you — and why it makes you easier to influence than you think.
May 1
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Shaunte Young
1
April 2026
I’ve Been Called a Lot of Things. Unhappy Isn’t One of Them
You can love your life and still want more. That’s not dissatisfaction, it's having standards.
Apr 24
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Shaunte Young
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Stop Calling it a Block. You’re Inconsistent.
You’re not blocked. You’re stopping and starting so often that nothing has time to work.
Apr 17
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Shaunte Young
2
The Life I Want Feels a Little Embarrassing to Admit
I didn’t stop wanting the life I imagined. I just made it sound more reasonable so I wouldn’t have to go after it
Apr 10
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Shaunte Young
1
You Don’t Actually Want Freedom
You don’t want freedom. You want a life that feels better without having to fully decide it.
Apr 3
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Shaunte Young
March 2026
You're Not Burnt Out. You're Bored With Who You've Become.
You think you’re burnt out. But what if you’re just tired of being the same version of yourself? A sharp look at identity fatigue, repetition, and what…
Mar 27
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Shaunte Young
1
The Biggest Lie We Were Told About Adulthood
When I was younger, I assumed adults knew what they were doing.
Mar 20
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Shaunte Young
2
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Five Years Ago, I Wasn’t Ready for This Life
The moment you realize the life you're living now would have overwhelmed the person you used to be.
Mar 13
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Shaunte Young
2
Not Everything Deserves Your Full Investment
Rules from the Root
Mar 8
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Shaunte Young
1
When the Life You Built Starts Asking New Questions
What happens after you finally build the life you worked for?
Mar 6
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Shaunte Young
1
February 2026
Ambition Looks Different When Your Life Is Already Full
A candid reflection on how ambition changes when your life is already full, and why success in midlife requires boundaries, not burnout.
Feb 13
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Shaunte Young
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