A quiet private assessment
The Weight You Are Carrying Alone
For founders and CEOs who are holding more than anyone around them knows.
— Keith Trubshaw
This is not a test, a diagnosis or a performance. There are no right answers and no score at the end. It is simply a quiet place to name what you carry, in your own words.
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Name the load
What are you carrying?
Start where it feels easiest. You do not have to make it tidy or sensible.
It may be a decision, a fear, a relationship, a risk, a person, or something you cannot yet put a name to.
Think about the decisions, emergencies or problems that always seem to find their way back.
Include the things you do without being asked, the things you protect, and the consequences you fear if you stop.
No solutions needed here. Just name it.
See the cost
What has the weight asked of you?
Not what it has given you. What it has taken, slowly or suddenly.
Sleep, health, patience, family, friendships, joy, attention, energy — or somewhere else.
Write down the interests, qualities, relationships or small pleasures you recognise from that person.
There is no judgement here. The qualities that protected you may also have cost you.
You do not need to make it dramatic. Often it is an ordinary moment that tells the truth.
The hidden layer
What has stayed unsaid?
Take your time. You are allowed to leave a question blank.
What do you make look easier, lighter or more certain than it really is?
There is no need to share this with anyone. Writing it is enough for now.
For now
Let it be named.
You do not have to solve everything you have written today. You have simply allowed yourself to see the load without immediately trying to fix it.
If this has opened a conversation you do not want to have alone, you can reach Keith at info@kindridge.com. There is no requirement to explain it perfectly.