• Unsafe Success: Power Through Vulnerability

  • Oct 7 2024
  • Length: 38 mins
  • Podcast

Unsafe Success: Power Through Vulnerability

  • Summary

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    In this compelling episode of the School of Professional Design, we discuss "Unsafe Success" and how the armor we wear can hinder our growth. Using the metaphor of armor and powerful stories, including that of David and Goliath, we explore the significance of vulnerability and the courage to step into the arena of life. Join us to learn how to break free from protective layers and embrace authenticity in your journey toward success!

    What You'll Learn:

    • How protective armor can limit your progress
    • The role of vulnerability in achieving true success
    • Practical strategies for embracing your uniqueness

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    Timestamps:
    0:00 Intro
    00:02:00 - The Importance of Armor
    00:04:30 - Teddy Roosevelt’s “Man in the Arena”
    00:10:00 - The Story of David and Goliath
    00:15:00 - Why Armor Hinders Growth
    00:20:00 - The Power of Vulnerability

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