The article reflects on how emotional exhaustion affects capable women, causing them to doubt their abilities and delegate decision-making excessively. This chronic delegation is a symptom of eroded self-trust, where exhaustion makes it difficult to access inner clarity. The author shares personal experiences of violating self-trust and emphasizes that, despite their competencies, many women grapple with blurred internal guidance. Rebuilding self-trust is framed as a process that necessitates slower observation of one’s thoughts and responses to regain clarity and confidence in decision-making.
Emotional exhaustion can mute inner clarity, leading capable women to self-doubt.
Chronic delegation of decisions may signal a deeper erosion of self-trust.
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