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Ep8.Exposing my Truth
Owning your truth gives you the freedom to take charge of your own life. Even accepting your own mistakes can give you the power of redemption. When you become honest with yourself about what you want and what you want to do, you'll be on track to living your honest life.
But what if you did something that put you behind bars, are you willing to expose it?
In this episode, Greg contemplated how much he will expose his truths, expose who he is, what he has done and what had happened to him. He shared how he was holding back to bare it all for the fear to what others will think.
Listen as to how Greg share his vulnerable thoughts, how at first he felt reluctant about sharing his story. Find out how he plans to go all in and expose his truths and his story.
Topics Covered
00:58 – How Greg contemplated on how he will bare his truths
01:43 – Greg shares the story of Frank Abagnale, from Catch Me If You Can
02:25 – the importance of having a coach
03:31 – How Greg feel reluctant about sharing his story
04:33 – Greg on vulnerability
05:38 – Greg talks about his plan to go all in and tell his story
08:00 – social media the lies behind it
08:32 – how ego drove Greg to commit his crimes
09:32 – Greg talks about second chances
11:22 – Greg talks about the importance of owning the things you do
12:44 – redemption
13:30 – Greg shares one story when a realtor friend rooted and stood up for him
16:30 – random stories of everyday deceits and redemption
18:18 – all about Greg's mission to share his story and help many people find their truth
Tweetable Takeaways from this Episode
- You cannot live your life in the shadow.
- You cannot hide from the truth and pretend that what happened did not happen.
- I have to really get out there and start speaking my message and let people know about what happened to me, what I did and how it affected other people so others can learn from it.
- Just because somebody has a past does not mean that they are a bad person.
People Mentioned
- Frank Abagnale
- Ed Tate
Links
- http://veracitygp.com/
- Gregory Paul's Book- The Truth About Lies
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By Gregory Paul Kotsaftis
Owning your truth gives you the freedom to take charge of your own life. Even accepting your own mistakes can give you the power of redemption. When you become honest with yourself about what you want and what you want to do, you'll be on track to living your honest life.
But what if you did something that put you behind bars, are you willing to expose it?
In this episode, Greg contemplated how much he will expose his truths, expose who he is, what he has done and what had happened to him. He shared how he was holding back to bare it all for the fear to what others will think.
Listen as to how Greg share his vulnerable thoughts, how at first he felt reluctant about sharing his story. Find out how he plans to go all in and expose his truths and his story.
Topics Covered
00:58 – How Greg contemplated on how he will bare his truths
01:43 – Greg shares the story of Frank Abagnale, from Catch Me If You Can
02:25 – the importance of having a coach
03:31 – How Greg feel reluctant about sharing his story
04:33 – Greg on vulnerability
05:38 – Greg talks about his plan to go all in and tell his story
08:00 – social media the lies behind it
08:32 – how ego drove Greg to commit his crimes
09:32 – Greg talks about second chances
11:22 – Greg talks about the importance of owning the things you do
12:44 – redemption
13:30 – Greg shares one story when a realtor friend rooted and stood up for him
16:30 – random stories of everyday deceits and redemption
18:18 – all about Greg's mission to share his story and help many people find their truth
Tweetable Takeaways from this Episode
- You cannot live your life in the shadow.
- You cannot hide from the truth and pretend that what happened did not happen.
- I have to really get out there and start speaking my message and let people know about what happened to me, what I did and how it affected other people so others can learn from it.
- Just because somebody has a past does not mean that they are a bad person.
People Mentioned
- Frank Abagnale
- Ed Tate
Links
- http://veracitygp.com/
- Gregory Paul's Book- The Truth About Lies