Identity… and other things

Is that not a problem? Rather than a source of strength?
Feeling like you are not alone in your struggles can serve as a source of strength and comfort, as it can remind you that others are going through similar challenges as you are. It is important to build connections with colleagues, support groups, and other individuals who can offer support and provide a sounding board for your experiences.

However, feeling like you are not alone in your struggles can also highlight the larger systemic issues that are contributing to the challenges you are facing. These issues can be daunting and overwhelming, and it is normal to feel frustrated by them.

It is important to balance the support and comfort that comes with knowing you are not alone with a sense of agency and empowerment. This means acknowledging the challenges and limitations that exist in the system, but also recognizing your own ability to make a difference, whether it be through advocacy, leadership, or personal change.

By building a supportive community and taking steps towards change, you can find the strength to overcome the challenges you are facing and make a meaningful impact in your work.
 
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