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hat if ego isn’t the villain you’ve been told it is?
In this episode of In the Room, Dr. Rees and Megan break down the difference between a healthy and unhealthy ego. They explore how ego connects to self-esteem, why coaches often misuse the word, and how developing a strong internal self can protect you from destructive patterns. If you’ve ever struggled with being “too much” or “not enough,” this one’s for you.
Timestamps & Key Takeaways:
2:00 — Why ego gets a bad rep in sports and leadership
6:00 — Fragile egos vs. strong self-worth
15:00 — Constructive selfishness: why it matters
24:00 — What shaped Dr. Rees’ ego as an athlete and coach
40:00 — Ego, identity, and social media: managing validation
1:01:00 — Final reflections: ego and community wellness
🎧 Listen, reflect, and tag us with your takeaways: #InTheRoomPodcast
By You-Ish Networkhat if ego isn’t the villain you’ve been told it is?
In this episode of In the Room, Dr. Rees and Megan break down the difference between a healthy and unhealthy ego. They explore how ego connects to self-esteem, why coaches often misuse the word, and how developing a strong internal self can protect you from destructive patterns. If you’ve ever struggled with being “too much” or “not enough,” this one’s for you.
Timestamps & Key Takeaways:
2:00 — Why ego gets a bad rep in sports and leadership
6:00 — Fragile egos vs. strong self-worth
15:00 — Constructive selfishness: why it matters
24:00 — What shaped Dr. Rees’ ego as an athlete and coach
40:00 — Ego, identity, and social media: managing validation
1:01:00 — Final reflections: ego and community wellness
🎧 Listen, reflect, and tag us with your takeaways: #InTheRoomPodcast