#32 – Building Something Real

from Risking Failure · host Mark Dobson & Mick Dunn: Philosophers of Human Experience

In a short essay style episode, Dobbo shares some thoughts on how our delusions and conclusions of what we’re ready for, capable of, deserving of – can have a significant impact on our ability to step into greatness.

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