Have you ever wondered why we sometimes hide our passions and hobbies from the world? Is it the fear of criticism or the terror of revealing our authentic selves? In this episode, hosts Kevin Palmieri and Alan Lazaros talk about the complexities of juggling passions, societal expectations, and intrinsic insecurities. They discuss how embracing and showing our passions allows us to live more authentically and paves the way for personal branding, forming meaningful bonds, and discovering unexpected opportunities.
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Show notes:
[2:25] Some people don't seem to practice their passions
[6:20] Sharing our passions to the world
[9:01] Alicia offers a moving testament to the transformative power of group coaching and the significant personal growth she experienced
[12:19] Labels come with expectations
[14:52] We're afraid of failing the expectations
[19:06] Outro
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