Marvelously Mediocre: How Self-Awareness Beats Perfection | Bradston Henry

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Its My Time Podcast

Asher Tchoua

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It's My Time Podcast is where everyday people share the stories behind their biggest life transitions—career changes, identity shifts, loss, growth, and reinvention. Hosted by Asher Tchoua, each conversation goes deep without agenda, honoring the messy, beautiful, human experience of change. Whether you're in transition now or supporting someone who is, these stories remind you: You're not stuck. You're becoming. New episodes every Thursday.

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Marvelously Mediocre: How Self-Awareness Beats Perfection | Bradston Henry | IMTP 259

Its My Time Podcast

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Marvelously Mediocre: How Self-Awareness Beats Perfection | Bradston Henry | IMTP 259

Episode 259: Bradston Henry - Marvelously Mediocre and Thriving

After 13 years, I sit down with Bradston Henry, a Georgia Tech engineering graduate who's mastered the art of being "good enough" at everything—and why that's actually a superpower.

From his Jamaican engineering family roots to surviving Georgia Tech's brutal curriculum, to pivoting from mechanical engineering to programming, Bradston's journey proves that self-awareness beats perfectionism every time.

We discuss:

• The "fastest on JV, slowest on Varsity" philosophy

• Why AI is basically "trust me, bro" (problematic for bridges)

• How engineering trauma bonds last forever

• The unexpected path from break-dancing to programming

• Why engineers make great storytellers

• Preparing for fatherhood while building careers

Plus: Why Georgia Tech prepares you for anything life throws at you (because nothing will ever be that intense again).

Connect with Bradston:

LinkedIn: Bradston Henry

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