The Real Definition of ‘Tolerance’

Episode 204 of the Clarity Compressed with Paul J. Daly podcast, hosted by Paul J Daly, titled "The Real Definition of ‘Tolerance’" was published on January 4, 2022 and runs 10 minutes.

January 4, 2022 ·10m · Clarity Compressed with Paul J. Daly

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Clarity Fam, I’m so pumped to be greeting you in 2022 for the first time! I know it’s just another day, but it can be a completely blank slate if we let it be. There is something I’ve always loved about a new year because it helps me mentally reset. Like a freshly organized desk. Like a brand new email address. Like getting rid of all my pets and getting new ones…joking. Today I talk about the opportunity we have as individuals and as a community to adopt the real meaning of ‘tolerance’...

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Clarity Fam,

I’m so pumped to be greeting you in 2022 for the first time! I know it’s just another day, but it can be a completely blank slate if we let it be. There is something I’ve always loved about a new year because it helps me mentally reset. Like a freshly organized desk. Like a brand new email address. Like getting rid of all my pets and getting new ones…joking.

Today I talk about the opportunity we have as individuals and as a community to adopt the real meaning of ‘tolerance’ in what is sometimes a violently intolerant culture. We can be a part of the solution by deploying some key traits together. I hope you’ll join me.

Pursue Clarity,

Paul

PS: I have a WHOLE LOT planned for 2022. One of those things is turning my daily podcast (with biz partner Kyle Mountsier) for the Automotive Industry into a daily livestream.

The podcast can be found here.

The livestream will be streamed from my profile on LinkedIn, and our Automotive State of the Union Channels on LinkedIn, YouTube, and Facebook
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