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In this episode of Doing Good is Simple, Chris Marlow sits down with his longtime friend and collaborator, Charles Lee, to dive deep into the realities of taking risks, navigating challenges, and fostering meaningful connections through mentorship in the world of doing good.
Their conversation provides powerful insights on staying true to one's mission, making an impact, and maintaining a sense of purpose in a world filled with distractions and noise.
Charles emphasizes the importance of taking risks when chasing your dreams but stresses that those risks should be calculated.
Knowing what’s at stake, doing the necessary homework, and planning ahead allows you to take informed actions.
He compares risk to a well-thought-out journey, where one has to prioritize and measure progress along the way.
In an age of endless information and distractions, Charles talks about the power of clarity.
While we don't need to have all the answers upfront, having a general direction helps focus our energy on the right areas.
It's not about absorbing everything out there but about finding voices that will guide us towards our true purpose.
One of the core themes in the conversation is the shift from self-centeredness to others-centeredness.
Charles shares his belief that by removing ourselves as the center of our story, we can approach generosity and love with greater empathy.
This mindset helps individuals make a real difference in the world, shifting the focus from personal gain to creating lasting change.
The discussion also touches on the importance of mentorship—not just in giving but also in receiving.
Charles reflects on how mentors accelerate growth by providing insights and advice from a place of lived experience.
Mentorship, he says, is crucial at any stage in life, and it's a practice that doesn't stop once you've "arrived." It's a tool for continuous personal and professional development.
Looking toward the future, Charles shares his optimism about the continued potential for doing good.
Despite the world’s polarization and uncertainty, he believes in the enduring power of human generosity and the ability to make a meaningful impact on a local and global scale.
Intentionality in giving whether through time, resources, or energy is key to sustaining and growing that impact.
This episode serves as a powerful reminder that doing good isn't always easy, but it's always worth the effort. The conversation with Charles Lee highlights the importance of living intentionally, taking risks, and seeking mentorship, all while maintaining a clear focus on others.
Whether you're in a leadership position or simply trying to make a difference, this episode encourages you to stay the course, seek guidance, and prioritize love and generosity.
This Show is sponsored by Help One Now
Check out our Live Show Events here: LinkedIn & Youtube
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By Chris MarlowIn this episode of Doing Good is Simple, Chris Marlow sits down with his longtime friend and collaborator, Charles Lee, to dive deep into the realities of taking risks, navigating challenges, and fostering meaningful connections through mentorship in the world of doing good.
Their conversation provides powerful insights on staying true to one's mission, making an impact, and maintaining a sense of purpose in a world filled with distractions and noise.
Charles emphasizes the importance of taking risks when chasing your dreams but stresses that those risks should be calculated.
Knowing what’s at stake, doing the necessary homework, and planning ahead allows you to take informed actions.
He compares risk to a well-thought-out journey, where one has to prioritize and measure progress along the way.
In an age of endless information and distractions, Charles talks about the power of clarity.
While we don't need to have all the answers upfront, having a general direction helps focus our energy on the right areas.
It's not about absorbing everything out there but about finding voices that will guide us towards our true purpose.
One of the core themes in the conversation is the shift from self-centeredness to others-centeredness.
Charles shares his belief that by removing ourselves as the center of our story, we can approach generosity and love with greater empathy.
This mindset helps individuals make a real difference in the world, shifting the focus from personal gain to creating lasting change.
The discussion also touches on the importance of mentorship—not just in giving but also in receiving.
Charles reflects on how mentors accelerate growth by providing insights and advice from a place of lived experience.
Mentorship, he says, is crucial at any stage in life, and it's a practice that doesn't stop once you've "arrived." It's a tool for continuous personal and professional development.
Looking toward the future, Charles shares his optimism about the continued potential for doing good.
Despite the world’s polarization and uncertainty, he believes in the enduring power of human generosity and the ability to make a meaningful impact on a local and global scale.
Intentionality in giving whether through time, resources, or energy is key to sustaining and growing that impact.
This episode serves as a powerful reminder that doing good isn't always easy, but it's always worth the effort. The conversation with Charles Lee highlights the importance of living intentionally, taking risks, and seeking mentorship, all while maintaining a clear focus on others.
Whether you're in a leadership position or simply trying to make a difference, this episode encourages you to stay the course, seek guidance, and prioritize love and generosity.
This Show is sponsored by Help One Now
Check out our Live Show Events here: LinkedIn & Youtube
Subscribe to our Newsletter: Doing Good Is Simple Newsletter