Today we revisit the topic of Impostor Syndrome (something we talked about in episode 627), as you won't believe who has impostor syndrome (the whole, "Why would anyone listen to me???).
We also share what your favorite episode is and why (some pretty amazing answers thanks to all who participated).
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Because of My Podcast - I Got to Interview Tony Danza
Willam shares the hoops he had to jump through to get Tony Danza on his podcast. Listen to the episode at
https://unpro.podbean.com/e/ep-23-tony-danza-part-1/
Garth Brooks and Impostor SyndromeIn the docuseries Garth Brooks - The Road I'm On there is a great segment where you learn Garth is the top-selling solo artist of all time, and at the same time is hiding in his hotel room afraid nobody will show up to his concert in central park (they did, almost 1 million people did - making it the largest concert in central park).
Nothing you start ends up where you thought it would. (think about that and I believe you'll find it is true). We worry about failure. I'm listening to a book on Audible called Exactly Where To Start by Philip M Jones. He makes a great point about failure and mistakes.
First, understand the difference between a failure and a mistake. A mistake is incorrectly doing something that you knew specifically how you were supposed to do. A failure is trying something you've not tried before, and it working out differently than you hoped for. Seeing these differences instantly empowers a difference in your acceptance between the two and possibly helps you become more excited about your future failures. - Philip M Jones Exactly Where to Start Get the Audio Book For Free
Take a second and list all of the hard things (or things you perceived as hard at the time) that you have accomplished. You've done more than you think.
What Is Your Favorite Episode and Why?While this wasn't planned, I love that many of these episodes involved people trying something new, or stepping out of their comfort zone. Thanks to all who participated:
Veronica -Fat Loss Success Stories
Anthony -Route 66 Podcast
Arnie The Football History Dude
Dave - Dealing With My Grief
