hoever the marketing genius was that coined the phrase ‘whatever happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas’ had to be a relative and that phrase is not original. It is a variation of a mantra that was taught in my family for generations. When I was growing up I learned that my business & my family’s business…was nobody’s business. What goes on in this house—stays in this house. I embraced that rule and carried it with me. It was my protection from showing any sign of weakness, vulnerability and judgement. Whenever I felt like I was tempted to tell my business, I would drive myself crazy imagining 150 variations of what could happen and would keep my mouth shut.
Mmhmm..Agreed that we don’t share because its ingrained in us at a young age that not only is it a sign of weakness it also opens a door to allow others to judge. We are not good enough, we are broken and we are to be pitied. Not sharing us allows us to hide behind a perception of perfection…at least that is what we tell ourselves.
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Appreciate you for being part of the conversation. ‘…what we tell ourselves’ is such a true statement. We tell ourselves.
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