EPISODE · Jan 2, 2025 · 48 MIN
Season 64, Episode 762: Guest: Juan Carlos Arzola: Reacting
from The Culture Matters Podcast · host Jay Doran
"The thing that you don't want to do is holding you back to a wonderful life that you probably didn't even imagine. So, that thing you, 'oh, let me be ready"; you'll never be ready! So, just do it. Do it. It is actually better to do it imperfect because, if you think about it, perfection, perfect, is a trauma response. We are all imperfect people. Nobody's perfect, right? Right? So, guess what...but it is beautiful when people see your journey of transformation, so that thing, just do it, and build with your clients. Build with them together. Its beautiful. You create not only authority, but authenticity."Advisor, mentor, coach, best-selling author, and businessperson extraordinaire Juan Carlos Arzola is back again for a discussion on leadership, business, and all things in between. Juan Carlos and Jay are diving into what it means to not live in fear of what others say about the content you put into the world, some of the why as to why people react in certain situations, and the power of forgiveness and understanding brought on by compassion and shared experience. This is a really deep dive into some very strong topics and we're really glad to have Juan Carlos sharing his thoughts on this episode of The Culture Matters Podcast.
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"The thing that you don't want to do is holding you back to a wonderful life that you probably didn't even imagine. So, that thing you, 'oh, let me be ready"; you'll never be ready! So, just do it. Do it. It is actually better to do it imperfect because, if you think about it, perfection, perfect, is a trauma response. We are all imperfect people. Nobody's perfect, right? Right? So, guess what...but it is beautiful when people see your journey of transformation, so that thing, just do it, and...
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Season 64, Episode 762: Guest: Juan Carlos Arzola: Reacting
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