What Does It Cost To Become Great? A
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Usain Bolt. Michael Jordan. Tom Brady. Bob Marley. We know their greatness — but did we ever picture the work behind it? The hours, the repetition, the stuff nobody filmed? This week Kadie gets honest about her own relationship with shortcuts (spoiler: she'll spend an hour looking for one instead of just doing the ten-minute task), what it really means to want to be great without needing to be famous for it, and a question that stopped her cold: what does success actually look like to you? Plus — her actual fantasy version of success, and why it looks a lot more like this podcast than a stage. Kuestion of the Week: What does success actually look like to you — not the version you'd say in an interview, the real one. Send it in, and Kadie might read yours at the top of next episode. You asked. She answered. Now it's your turn.
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Kadie talks greatness — Bolt, Jordan, Brady — then admits she once spent an hour hunting for a shortcut on a ten-minute task. (No judgment. Okay, some judgment.) Real talk follows: wanting to be great vs. wanting to be famous, giving yourself permission to take your work seriously, and totally blanking when someone asked her what success actually looks like to her. Also: her fantasy life as a globe-trotting podcast mogul — and the realization that the fantasy is basically just... this. Same chair, fewer passport stamps. Kuestion of the Week: What does success actually look like to you?
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