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From Employee to Entrepreneur: An Inner Journey of Identity Transformation
Leaving corporate life isn’t just a career change—it’s an identity shift. Through a Jungian lens, this transition from employee to entrepreneur becomes a sacred inner journey. Without titles or structure, you face both freedom and fear, creation and uncertainty. This blog honors the psychological depth of becoming your own authority, and the courage it takes to build a life from the inside out.

Dr. MJ Yang
Jun 85 min read
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When Motherhood Triggers the Past: Healing the Wounded Inner Child
Motherhood doesn’t automatically heal the wounds of your past—in fact, it often brings them to the surface. When your child’s needs stir something tender or painful in you, it may be your own inner child calling out. This post explores how old emotional wounds can be reawakened in parenting, and how tending to your inner child with awareness and compassion is a vital part of healing.

Dr. MJ Yang
Jun 15 min read
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Respecting Your Risk Tolerance in Entrepreneurship: A Jungian Perspective on Business Decisions in Uncertain Times
In times of political and economic uncertainty, entrepreneurship demands more than boldness—it requires self-awareness. This post explores how respecting your personal risk tolerance, especially during life transitions like motherhood, is essential for making sustainable business decisions. Drawing from Jungian psychology, it invites entrepreneurs to align their choices with inner values rather than external pressure or comparison.

Dr. MJ Yang
May 104 min read
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