006: LIEUTENANT COMMANDER, Errol Dela Cruz - Why achievements don't define you?

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💪You are an army brat

👦You think you have what it takes to be in the army

😓You were an average kid in grade school and high school

🤗You are a people person, and you like networking ( the other networking)

😎Then this episode is for you!

Our guest is one of the youngest Lieutenant Commander of the Philippine Navy, Errol E Dela Cruz.

An Anvil Awardee, an Outstanding Officer of the Year of the Department of National Defense, an Author, a Public Servant, and the list goes on and on.

Hear his stories about him being just an average guy in his younger years and how the navy life changed him. It wasn’t all serious; we talked the below as well:

How networking in life and career meaningful?

Why being introverted not an excuse to not socialize?

Why kids play an essential role in the war?

How principles mold you to how you think and make decisions?

Why your achievements are not really for you?

Why is it crucial to not BURN BRIDGES?

Why your teen years doesn’t define who you are?

How can little things help our country?

How does FEAR look like for a navy officer?

To the kids out there and future leaders, this one is for you.

🎬 Catch us tomorrow, June 27, 2020, at 8 pm PT on YouTube, Spotify, and Apple podcast!

😎SEE YAH!

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