Finding Strength in Your Story
03/23/22 • 42 min
In this week's episode on the Grit and The Gravel Road Podcast, we share the story of Shannon's Journey and how she discovered three amazing gifts in her life. It's so important to dig deeper and don't live at the surface level. Because you're going to miss out on all of the amazing connection, understanding, and empathy that can happen when you dig down deep into that kind of bedrock of common human emotion. Join us every Wednesday as we discuss business, life, and all things human. In this week’s episode
- Tapping into the river of common human emotions–storyteller brings only half the meaning, the rest comes from the audience (but you start with you)
- The course is set, even if the navigation is at a subconscious level. Just because they can’t see the alignment doesn’t mean it isn’t there.
- Finding the proof that they are who they want to be in their stories
- They don’t see the potential in their story...finding the rally cry
In this week's episode on the Grit and The Gravel Road Podcast, we share the story of Shannon's Journey and how she discovered three amazing gifts in her life. It's so important to dig deeper and don't live at the surface level. Because you're going to miss out on all of the amazing connection, understanding, and empathy that can happen when you dig down deep into that kind of bedrock of common human emotion. Join us every Wednesday as we discuss business, life, and all things human. In this week’s episode
- Tapping into the river of common human emotions–storyteller brings only half the meaning, the rest comes from the audience (but you start with you)
- The course is set, even if the navigation is at a subconscious level. Just because they can’t see the alignment doesn’t mean it isn’t there.
- Finding the proof that they are who they want to be in their stories
- They don’t see the potential in their story...finding the rally cry
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Finding Strength in Your Story
In this week's episode on the Grit and The Gravel Road Podcast, we share the story of Shannon's Journey and how she discovered three amazing gifts in her life. It's so important to dig deeper and don't live at the surface level. Because you're going to miss out on all of the amazing connection, understanding, and empathy that can happen when you dig down deep into that kind of bedrock of common human emotion. Join us every Wednesday as we discuss business, life, and all things human.
In this week’s episode
In this week’s episode
- Tapping into the river of common human emotions–storyteller brings only half the meaning, the rest comes from the audience (but you start with you)
- The course is set, even if the navigation is at a subconscious level. Just because they can’t see the alignment doesn’t mean it isn’t there.
- Finding the proof that they are who they want to be in their stories
- They don’t see the potential in their story…finding the rally cry
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In this week's episode on the Grit and The Gravel Road Podcast, we discuss how triggers tether us to patterns we’re doomed to repeat unless we break the cycle and point us to the areas where we need to grow, they are internal, not circumstantial. Join us every Wednesday as we discuss business, life, and all things human. In this week’s episode
- The power of the pause–assessing, getting to neutral, not falling into emotional reactivity
- We can’t change them without awareness and radical responsibility (we own our entire reaction, start to finish)
- Getting to a place where we can choose a different way of being
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