YOUR SUBCONSCIOUS CEO TYPE:

THE PERFORMER CEO

You’ve built your success on being the strong one — but your body is tired of performing strength.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

What’s Really Going On:

You are the woman who gets it done.
When others stall, you execute.
You’ve built your brand, your business, and maybe even your identity on being capable, high-achieving, and always on.

But under the surface of your success, you’re carrying a nervous system that only feels safe when you’re proving.

There’s a voice inside that says:

“If I slow down, everything will fall apart. If I rest, I’ll lose momentum. If I don’t deliver, I’ll lose love, clients, or relevance.”

And even though you’re craving more spaciousness, ease, and flow…
Your subconscious is still bracing for collapse the moment you stop.

Your Hidden Wound: Worth = Productivity Business

This didn’t start in your business.
It likely began long before in a home, culture, or community where you were:

You were praised for achievements — but not presence.

You were the “responsible one,” the helper, the overachiever.

Love and approval were linked to how much you did, not how you felt.

Slowing down, asking for help, or needing rest were seen as weakness — or met with punishment or guilt.

As an adult and business owner, that conditioning becomes invisible armor.
You don’t just work hard — you work from survival.
And your business becomes another place where you prove your worth by delivering more than anyone asked for


So now? You equate love with labor.
Success with stress.
Stillness with danger.


And your business becomes the stage where this subconscious wound plays out, over and over again.

How It Shows Up in Your Business (Real-Life Scenarios):

●  You overbook yourself, even when your calendar screams “no” — because empty space makes you anxious

●  You crush a launch or hit a milestone… but immediately set a new goal before you’ve even integrated the last

●  You offer way more value than you charge for — and then wonder why you’re exhausted and under-received

●  You resist raising your prices because a part of you doesn’t believe you’re enough without over-delivering

●  You can’t stop working, even when you try — because your system is addicted to motion

●  Your biggest fear is plateauing, disappearing, or not being “on” — because underneath, that feels like death to your identity

Your Capacity Block: Performing Instead of Receiving

You’ve hit a subconscious ceiling — not in strategy, but in safety.

You can’t hold more (clients, money, love, visibility) because your system is maxed out by the pressure of earning it all through performance.

You crave overflow, but subconsciously sabotage it. Why?

Because your subconscious associates:

Overflow = receiving, and your body doesn’t trust that yet

Visibility = pressure, so you unconsciously hide when things start working

Ease = unfamiliar, and your subconscious only trusts what’s familiar — even if it’s painful

So no matter how successful you become — you subconsciously sabotage ease. You need to feel in control by doing.

But that’s the ceiling.
You can’t hold more (clients, income, impact) because your body still believes you have to earn it all through struggle.

Your capacity is maxed not because you’re doing too much — but because your identity is still wired around proving your worth