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003 Eric Lakich: How to Learn From All Your Successes and Failures

NobleWarrior is where CK interviews leaders about their journey from the first mountain of achievement to the second mountain of higher purpose. We talk about locating their inner power, finding purpose, upgrading mindset, dissolving barriers, actualizing visions, and thriving in modern times.


Being “Noble” is to serve: surrendering your ego, honoring your higher self, and serving the people who you chose to serve from a place of commitment.

Being a “Warrior” isn’t an identity; being a warrior is to have the willingness and courage to lean into discomfort and inner resistance for the sake of your growth and freedom.

The Noble Warrior is the archetype who is aware and aligned. He is at war with oblivion, chaos, and confusion. He actively creates tools that lead to more clarity, insights, and harmony. He is committed to living in a world with calmness, groundedness, and flow. 

The NobleWarrior podcast is the Dojo where we continue to excavate life lessons, share our best tools, and serve others on the same path. <a href="https://cklin.substack.com?utm_medium=podcast">cklin.substack.com</a>

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NobleWarrior is where CK interviews leaders about their journey from the first mountain of achievement to the second mountain of higher purpose. We talk about locating their inner power, finding purpose, upgrading mindset, dissolving barriers, actualizing visions, and thriving in modern times. Being “Noble” is to serve: surrendering your ego, honoring your higher self, and serving the people who you chose to serve from a place of commitment. Being a “Warrior” isn’t an identity; being a warrior is to have the willingness and courage to lean into discomfort and inner resistance for the sake of your growth and freedom. The Noble Warrior is the archetype who is aware and aligned. He is at war with oblivion, chaos, and confusion. He actively creates tools that lead to more clarity, insights, and harmony. He is committed to living in a world with calmness, groundedness, and flow. The NobleWarrior podcast is the Dojo where we continue to excavate life lessons, share our best tools, and serve others on the same path. cklin.substack.com

NobleWarrior is where CK interviews leaders about their journey from the first mountain of achievement to the second mountain of higher purpose. We talk about locating their inner power, finding purpose, upgrading mindset, dissolving barriers, actualizing visions, and thriving in modern times.


Being “Noble” is to serve: surrendering your ego, honoring your higher self, and serving the people who you chose to serve from a place of commitment.

Being a “Warrior” isn’t an identity; being a warrior is to have the willingness and courage to lean into discomfort and inner resistance for the sake of your growth and freedom.

The Noble Warrior is the archetype who is aware and aligned. He is at war with oblivion, chaos, and confusion. He actively creates tools that lead to more clarity, insights, and harmony. He is committed to living in a world with calmness, groundedness, and flow. 

The NobleWarrior podcast is the Dojo where we continue to excavate life lessons, share our best tools, and serve others on the same path. <a href="https://cklin.substack.com?utm_medium=podcast" rel="noopener noreferrer">cklin.substack.com</a>

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