Family Business with Justin Yates

In episode 48 of The Kitchen Table, Ken Baden is joined by his cousin, Justin Yates, to discuss his journey of overcoming addiction and finding gratitude in life. They delve into the challenges of addiction, the importance of humility and seeking help, and the struggles faced by individuals in Baltimore. Tune in for an insightful and inspiring conversation about personal growth and finding purpose beyond material success. TIMESTAMPS[00:01:00] Justin's Journey to Success.[00:04:02] Self-Discovery and Personal Growth.[00:09:08] The Challenges of Baltimore.[00:13:53] Abandoned Houses in Baltimore.[00:13:57] Huge Rats and Living Conditions.[00:18:20] Finding Happiness Beyond Material Possessions.[00:24:01] The Importance of Core Values.[00:28:55] Applying Entrepreneurial Operating System (EOS) Principles Effectively.In this episode, Ken Baden and Justin Yates delve into the importance of humility and seeking help as key factors in achieving success in sobriety, business, and personal life. They stress that their own success stems from acknowledging their limitations and being open to learning from others. Additionally, Ken and Jsutine discuss the significance of being receptive to criticism and feedback for personal and professional growth. They share their own journeys of realizing the need to step aside and be open to new ideas and perspectives.QUOTES“Just stop saying I know to yes or I can. And that's been that's really been huge for me, you know, just getting out of my own way and stop thinking I knew all the answers because I have a long, long history of showing that I don't.” - Justin Yates“One of the reasons for my, I would say ‘success’ is finally humbling yourself to the point where like, you know what, I don't know everything. And not only that, I actually need some help and applying that to not only sobriety but business, and personal life. I mean, trying to learn from people and finding folks that, you know, you see doing things that you want to do.” - Ken Baden“If I'm going to grow, I got to be open to some criticism, some healthy criticism. And I got to be able to get out of my own way. So if my mind is closed that I know everything, that's going to be a huge problem. You're going to hold yourself back. And I know that from experience.” - Justin YatesSOCIAL MEDIA LINKSKen BadenInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/officialkenbaden/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheKenBadenJustin YatesMobile Number: 410-533-4449Email: [email protected]:The Kitchen Table Podcast: https://thekitchentablepodcast.net/