If your life looks perfect on paper but feels strangely hollow, this conversation will hit home. We sit down with coach Ben Robbins, who rose fast in a global consultancy and realized the wins felt thinner with each promotion. Instead of doubling down on hustle, he rebuilt from the inside out—trading golden handcuffs for a compelling vision of freedom, health, meaningful work, and a life lived on his terms. Ben breaks down a deceptively simple idea: most high performers don’t need to add mor...
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If your life looks perfect on paper but feels strangely hollow, this conversation will hit home. We sit down with coach Ben Robbins, who rose fast in a global consultancy and realized the wins felt thinner with each promotion. Instead of doubling down on hustle, he rebuilt from the inside out—trading golden handcuffs for a compelling vision of freedom, health, meaningful work, and a life lived on his terms. Ben breaks down a deceptively simple idea: most high performers don’t need to add mor...
Self-acceptance, and Managing Your Ego with Jem Fuller (EP 132)
Playing Injured
47 minutes
9 months ago
Self-acceptance, and Managing Your Ego with Jem Fuller (EP 132)
Send us a text Conscious communication is the foundation of a fulfilling life, transforming our relationship with ourselves and everyone around us. Jim Fuller shares wisdom on living in the present moment, practicing self-acceptance, and understanding the ego. • Accepting reality as it is frees up mental bandwidth for what we can actually influence • Practicing non-attachment to outcomes allows us to enter flow state more readily • Self-acceptance ("self-okayness") is the foundation for all ...
Playing Injured
If your life looks perfect on paper but feels strangely hollow, this conversation will hit home. We sit down with coach Ben Robbins, who rose fast in a global consultancy and realized the wins felt thinner with each promotion. Instead of doubling down on hustle, he rebuilt from the inside out—trading golden handcuffs for a compelling vision of freedom, health, meaningful work, and a life lived on his terms. Ben breaks down a deceptively simple idea: most high performers don’t need to add mor...
