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The relationship with oneself is the most important to develop, but the easiest to neglect. These conversations will hopefully allow you to develop that relationship.
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#003 - Lew Caralla - The Benefit of Questions, Vulnerability, & Insecurity
In this conversation, Lew Caralla, a motivational strength coach, shares his journey from being a football player to becoming a successful coach. He emphasizes the importance of breaking away from a one-dimensional identity and using mistakes and setbacks as a platform to help others. Lew also shares insights on the power of asking questions, the impact of vulnerability, and how insecurity can be a positive source for growth. He concludes by discussing the balance between coaching and family life and the importance of leaving a lasting impact.
Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction
00:07 Breaking Away from a One-Dimensional Identity
02:04 Using Mistakes and Setbacks as a Platform to Help Others
03:40 The Importance of Surrounding Yourself with the Right People
04:29 The Importance of Taking Action and Making Changes
07:40 How Personal Experiences Shape Your Career Path
09:25 The Power of Encouragement and Support from Loved Ones
10:13 Setting Higher Goals and Challenging Yourself
11:31 Finding Your Passion and Taking Risks
12:43 The Importance of Writing Down Your Goals and Creating a Routine
17:27 The Power of Asking Questions and Listening
19:11 The Impact of Vulnerability and Sharing Mistakes
22:47 The Hunger Board and the Importance of Effort
23:23 The Role of Solitude in Crafting Messages
25:47 The Lasting Impact of Words and Messages
28:51 The Importance of Consistency and Building a Legacy
29:17 The One Day Contract and the Year One Mentality
32:08 Using Insecurities as Tools for Growth
35:01 Balancing Coaching and Family Life
38:20 Defining Legacy and Leaving a Lasting Impact
41:15 Conclusion
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