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There's plenty of talk everywhere
about what to do when you're scared,

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but whatever happened to strength that's
this week on the badass agile podcast,

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greetings team, welcome to the
badass agile podcast. I'm your host,

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Chris Williams,

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Greetings friends. And
welcome back this week.

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I want to talk to you about something
that's really important to me,

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which is creating heroes,
developing your strength,

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your grit, your resilience,

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especially in times when you're
afraid and governed by negative

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emotion. But first,

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let's take a moment to remember why
we're here to create an elite tribe of

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leaders who truly serve their clients
and communities by doing what matters and

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what works relentlessly chasing
value in excellence, like a badass.

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There's so many resources out there
about what you need to do to be agile,

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but we're focused on who you need
to become in order to lead teams.

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So let's hammer down those fundamentals
to create a truly unique and powerful

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force in this industry. And
remember, if this helps you,

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please share it with your friends.

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You can also find me in the badass
agile listener lounge on Facebook.

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The badass agile entrepreneur, all
the links are in the show notes below.

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We'll tell you what I get to spend
an awful lot of time meeting people,

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hearing about their challenges
and problems. More importantly,

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hearing about their ambitions,
their desire for greatness.

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And that's really how this whole
thing started. Five years ago,

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I wanted to do something that
helped expose everyone's inner hero.

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Starting with myself. I came from a
place of being not confident enough,

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not certain enough
afraid and hindered by my

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emotions. Now years ago,

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with the help of some experts
in the field of managing fear,

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I was able to overcome many of those
challenges and it was overcoming those

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challenges that I think enables me
to speak to you with authority today,

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but I'm noticing a trend and
I think we're all noticing it.

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I spent a lot of time on social media
and between those that I coach those that

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I help and those that I don't. I
see a lot of dialogue out there,

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people talking about what triggers
them, what holds them back.

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Most importantly, how it's very,

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very important to be patient with and
gentle with yourself. And I agree,

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but something's missing.

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Being gentle with yourself might
help you to address and avoid

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facing the things that are difficult
for you, but it doesn't help you grow.

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I'm certain that awareness,

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empathy and self care must
be balanced with strength,

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resolve and resilience.
Some people have had really,

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really hard experiences in life.

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They've gone through things that
most of us never have to go through.

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So I'd never want to discount somebody's
experience and say that your fears or

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your challenges are not
valid, but I will say this.

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I've never seen anyone grow their
success by avoiding the things that

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challenge them by being sensitive
to the words, thoughts, ideas,

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and expressions of other people and
asking them to stop doing it so that they

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can feel safe or comfortable.
I say this a lot,

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but safety is not something
that others grant you.

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It is something that you
must claim for yourself.

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It's fine to acknowledge your experiences.

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It's understandable to
experience suffering and to
struggle to move past that

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suffering. But what won't work
is leaving it that way forever.

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And if the only negative impact was to
the sufferer, that would be one thing,

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but this is becoming a bit of an epidemic.

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It constrains what we feel
free to think and to say,

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to contribute and to offer.

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And it forces most of us
into comfortable agreeable

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language thinking and routines
more and more we're feeling boxed

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in. And in some cases,

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anyone who Daress to say
otherwise is subject to attack and

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repercussions themselves,
self righteousness,

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and the power of anonymity arm.
People on both sides of the debate.

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And all you see is not
diversity of viewpoint,

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but dissection and division.

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We're more focused on being right
in our own realm than we are about

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being great, being good,
making society, better,

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making our community better,
making each other better.

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And I believe we're better poised to
help each other. When we are strong.

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This means we need to be as
good at facing our challenges,

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leaning into the difficult feelings,

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choosing to accept, embrace,

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and attack the hard things
as we are at listening,

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being empathetic and
being kind to ourselves,

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nothing in nature exists without balance.

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You can't go all the way,

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one way without expecting some
kind of diminishing return.

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Remember that inherent in my vision
statement are the final words to create

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heroes.

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I was put on this earth to help people
find the best in themselves to gain

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courage where they need it to build
certainty and to make progress in every

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dimension of their lives by
choosing to do what others won't.

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So let's talk about strength.

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I realize that not everyone
can be strong every day.

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And I realize that not everyone will be
ready for this message when you hear it.

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But let me offer this strength is not
about ignoring. What's difficult for you.

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It's not about just shouldering the hard
times for the sake of shouldering them.

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It's about being self-aware enough to
understand the things that are difficult

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for you. It may be about
understanding past pain,

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or it may simply be about understanding
your unconscious patterns and beliefs

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either way, knowing what holds you back,

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knowing what causes you to
procrastinate, to avoid, to reject,

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to dismiss, and then understanding
that without strength,

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you will never make time or find energy
to address the things that are holding

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you back so that you can break
through and get different results.

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Everyone listening to this
wants to be a better leader,

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wants to be more powerful. Internally
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wants more certainty, wants
to be more influential. Now,

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if you want those things,

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you have to recognize that the natural
order that is to say what's printed

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in our DNA is to reach, is
to stretch. Look around you.

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Everything grows muscle doesn't
build until you tear it as a

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human being. You start out small and weak,

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and then through constantly
pushing and expanding your limits.

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You build the necessary muscle,
the necessary intelligence,

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the necessary size that's
required to survive in the world.

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Strength is not about angrily pushing
through challenge and difficulty.

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It is in fact about first
acknowledging what scares you.

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What's difficult for you,

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but then making the conscious decision
to learn from it and to grow into it.

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Go back to my episode, where I interview
ex Navy sealed David Rutherford,

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and he reminds me that fear is not
something you conquer or eliminate.

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It is simply something that you
learn to live with and to manage.

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And for each of us, that's
done very much in our own way.

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We begin then by asking the question,
what are the things that I wish I had?

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If I'm being honest,

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I truly wish I had not because
the world expects me to not

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because my parents told me I should not
because the education system told me

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that's what makes me a good person,

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but what are the things that I truly
want somewhere in each of us' that

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desire to fulfill and to serve. If
you're an agile coach or a scrum master,

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it's not unlikely that you are designed
to make impact on people that you want

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to help others grow and
reach full potential. Hell.
If you're in this business,

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you are probably helping companies
or clients reach outcomes more

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specifically.

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You're probably trying to help them
reach outcomes more efficiently,

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or with better reliability or better
quality than they ever have been able to

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before.

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So you are designed to help your
teams or help others expand and grow,

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get better, improve, be more right.

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But before you teach others to do that,

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you are gonna have to help yourself do
it because you need some experience in

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becoming limitless and overcoming
challenges and boundaries.

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How else do you expect to
be truly empathetic and a
servant to others if you've

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never gone through it yourself?

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So what is it that you really
desire that you really want,

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that you wish you were better at?

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What is it that you wanna
serve the world with?

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And how are you doing on those goals?

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You might decide that you need to be a
better facilitator, better presenter,

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better negotiator, a better speaker.

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Maybe you need to influence
team members more.

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Maybe you need to deal with
rejection of change with conflict,

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with differences, in opinion,

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maybe you need to be more confident
expressing your unique viewpoint.

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Maybe you want to be in better physical
shape. Maybe you wanna learn more.

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Maybe you wanna go back to school.
Maybe you want more respect.

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Maybe you just want more income or a
better role within your organization.

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Whatever the things are
that you really want.

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What's keeping you from getting them
look specifically for the things that you

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wish you had, the things that
you need to do that, you know,

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you need to work on that.

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Then get caught up in a loop of
procrastination and avoidance.

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If you need to lose a
couple of pounds, you know,

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you need to go to the gym or get moving.

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And every day it might be in your plan
might be in the back of your mind that

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you have to, that you must,
and yet it doesn't get done.

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I heard this one the other
day. What about your teams?

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Maybe your teams know that they need
to get better at communicating with

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managers and expressing how blockers
are holding them up and screwing up the

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dependency chain.

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And yet we never do the difficult
work of addressing that problem

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face on having the hard
conversation, right?

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These are the easiest and clearest
signs that despite having a

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desire to go somewhere,

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that you're not yet willing to do
the difficult work of getting there.

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And in that realization must
be some element of avoidance or

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fear, procrastination, excuse making,

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and general failure to show up full
out like a hero and do what must

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be done. Here's the simple truth.

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Anytime you have a challenge to
overcome, the solution is usually finite.

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There's something that if you do it and
do it consistently, you'll see progress.

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You might not see instant results,

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but you will see positive
change and progress.

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So once we've identified what the problem
is and knowing that there's a finite

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number of solutions that could work
all that's left for us to do is to

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boldly experiment and say, I wanna
be better. I wanna be stronger.

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I wanna be able to navigate the
tough times and come out victorious.

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I'd like to beat this. I'd like to
crack the code. And then we say,

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but starting tomorrow. And then
tomorrow becomes the next day.

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And the next week.

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Now we all have things like this in our
lives while it's fine to acknowledge

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them. I think it's a
mistake to celebrate them.

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There's no need to beat yourself up
about your failure to wrangle a nasty,

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gnarly problem. Look, I have a bunch
of them. Fitness is one of my big ones.

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So is a consistent songwriting
and creativity practice.

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I'm happy to say that in the past year,

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I've made significant
dents on both of them.

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These will always be a struggle for
me because deep down I have a fear

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that I'm not good enough
to get the result.

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I'm worried about what would happen if
I show up as a writer, as a songwriter,

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as a producer and as a quote, unquote,

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healthy athletic person.
And I can't do it.

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What if I'm not strong enough?
What if I'm not creative enough?

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What if I'm not clever enough?
What if I don't have it?

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What would that say about me? Would
that not shatter my self image?

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Would that not destroy my future
dreams and ambitions and highlight

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myself as someone who's not
capable of reaching for my dreams?

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Now that stuff is scary. At least to
me. And the only advice I can offer,

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the only way I've been able to transform
it is to say, because it's difficult.

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I must all caps must.

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And earlier in my life,

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I thought that the best way to
influence myself is to say it is a must

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or else.

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Here is a list of all the negative
consequences that will occur if I fail to

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act. And sometimes that worked and
sometimes it didn't more recently,

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I've learned that it's helpful to see
this as a must because I want the outcome

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more specifically.

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I want the master skill of taking
the hard challenges and being good

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at facing them head on and
wrangling them to the ground.

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The ability to work with my
challenges, to stay the course,

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to do the hard things and to find success
in it. Because once I've done that,

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I have proof positive
ingrained in my soul that

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I can that even though
things will scare me,

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I know that I'm capable of summoning
the courage and leaning in just a little

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bit at a time, just to start just
something to make forward momentum.

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Once you've done that,

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you realize that nothing actually
stops you not permanently.

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And so when I see myself
avoiding difficult situations,
doing the accounting,

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having a hard conversation with an
employee or a coworker, a manager, a boss,

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or anyone who's getting in my way or
violating my boundaries or not playing at

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the level that I need them to,
or they themselves need to.

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I can realize I can be aware that
I'm avoiding the conversation.

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I'm avoiding the tough action.
Then I can say, but you must,

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you must because this is the person
that you most wish to be someone who

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faces their challenges head on
and learns how to make progress,

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how to work with the fear so that I can
be an example to other people who are

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trying to do the same.
And in that respect,

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it's possible that our strength
becomes a beacon to others who truly

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need it. You know, you hear a lot that
it's never beneficial or helpful to say,

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well, just be strong. Just stay the
course, hang in there. Be tough.

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I agree. That's probably not helpful,

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but I think most people are
looking for an example, a mentor,

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an inspiration,

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someone who can show them that strength
is possible and that sometimes strength

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is necessary.

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And I believe that if we
can do this for ourselves,

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we can give it as a gift to
others. And in giving that gift,

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we could transform the world,
starting with our teams, real humans,

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who no doubt are struggling with
all kinds of fear and experiences

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and background.

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And then we can radiate that light
out to the rest of the world.

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And I'll tell you something
really important friends.

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I think it's never been more important
than it is right here. Right now.

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We need the gift of
true courage, true grit,

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true strength, not the kind that
comes from bullying and arrogance,

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but the kind that comes from
balancing our fear and our

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desires to create a moment of realization,

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a realization of where our
gaps are and then the resolve

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to address it one tiny step at a time.

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Now what could be more
agile than that? My friends,

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I hope this one inspired you. I
appreciate you tuning in as always.

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You can find me@badassagile.com.

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You can check me out on Instagram at
badass agile and on Twitter at badass

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underscore agile.

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I look forward to seeing you next
time and until then stay badass.

