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EPISODE · Jun 7, 2022 · 26 MIN

Episode 134 - When You Compare, You Lose —Colin Cass

from Success is Subjective: Real People. Raw Stories. Embracing a Non-Linear Life! · host Joanna Lilley, MA, NCC

“When you compare, you lose.” It’s really as simple as that. Comparing adds nothing to your life or anyone else’s because your experience is yours and yours alone. Not your parent’s experience, not your teachers’ experience, not your best friend’s experience. So, what would it really look like to live out a life without comparing?Colin Cass, an Associate Certified Coach at Parent Coach Professionals, is a great example of what it looks like to stick to your own unique experience. Unlike many, Colin knew that he wanted to make a big difference at an early age. Growing up in a Therapeutic Young Adults Program allowed Colin to be exposed to the therapeutic world, getting a first hand look at what it would be like to work there himself. In fact, his first job was at a program and he hasn’t let anything stop him from continuing down that path ever since. Now, you can find Colin living out his purpose as a Young Adult & Parent Coach.In this episode of Success is Subjective, Colin joins Joanna to share his journey growing up in a Therapy Program, to paving his own path and making his own name in the therapy world. In Colin’s story you’ll see that you don’t need the best school or the biggest dream, to get to your own sense of success and purpose. Listen in to gain insight on how Colin managed to fully step into what he loves with little money and a vision.What You Will LearnWhat it was like growing up on a Therapeutic Program as a kidHow his environment helped him decipher what to do with his life at an early ageColin’s first job at the therapeutic programHow helpful going to a smaller college was for ColinThere’s no such thing as a traditional college experienceWhen Colin decided to start coaching Colin’s time at College Excel for 6 years When Colin started at Parent Coach ProfessionalsThe comparison gameThe importance in allowing your child to experience discomfortConnect with Colin CassParent Coach ProfessionalsCall or text 541-610-8109 Email [email protected]  Connect with Joanna Lilley  Success is Subjective WebsiteSuccess is Subjective PatreonLilley Consulting WebsiteLilley Consulting on Instagram Lilley Consulting on Facebook Success is Subjective on Apple PodcastSuccess is Subjective on Google PodcastSuccess is Subjective on AmazonSuccess is Subjective on Tune in RadioSponsored by: College AlternativeEmail [email protected] 

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“When you compare, you lose.” It’s really as simple as that. Comparing adds nothing to your life or anyone else’s because your experience is yours and yours alone. Not your parent’s experience, not your teachers’ experience, not your best friend’s experience. So, what would it really look like to live out a life without comparing? Colin Cass, an Associate Certified Coach at Parent Coach Professionals, is a great example of what it looks like to stick to your own unique experience. Unlik...

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