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Failing at something should be your biggest teacher. If you care more about protecting your ego than growing, you're going to miss the incredible value in your failures.
And if you're ready to take your life to the next level and burn brighter than ever, your failures are your best friends. They're your richest sources of learning and self-reflection.
To do this, get bold and think big. Ask yourself the question: How can you make your biggest f-ups worth $1,000,000 to you? That's your path forward.
Why is money great? It's the quickest way to create leverage in the world. Own your desire for the leverage you want and your relationship with money will be filled with purpose rather than fear.
Money is not enough when deciding what you're going to do for work. Even though most people would agree with that, in their heart of hearts they tend to act out of fear and self-interest rather than out of purpose and possibility. Commit to your own purpose and let that guide your path.
When you lose your job you lose the structure in your day. And while that freedom can be enjoyable for a little while, too much of it will prevent you from creating new momentum and self-confidence.
Learn how to establish new routines that support you in body, mind, and spirit. And use those routines as building blocks for the life you want to be living.
Male ego is when you act on society's demand to "Be strong." "Keep it together." "Succeed at all costs." "Don't get help."
As though being human is a unwelcome thing.
What those instructions miss out on is the amount of energy it takes to follow them. In the metaphor of the rock and the water, the water always wins. And yet men are instructed to be the rock.
This episode explores a more human—and helpful—approach to dealing with the mental and emotional challenges of losing your job.
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