Why Someone Else’s Success Doesn’t Take Away From Yours

What if success isn’t really about winning?Earl Jenkins, CEO and founder of Core Champion, joins Breaking Bullying to share a lesson his mother taught him at 13 years old after he won a major singing competition: “You didn’t win. It was just your turn.”That lesson changed the way Earl looked at success, competition, jealousy, rejection, and celebrating other people’s accomplishments.In this episode, Earl and Tim talk about the difference between confidence and arrogance, handling rejection and criticism, supporting kids through challenges, allowing children to struggle without removing every obstacle, and why someone else’s success doesn’t take away from your own.Learn more about Earl Jenkins and Core Champion:https://corechampion.comBreaking Bullying Podcast:https://www.youtube.com/@BreakingBullyingKarate Chop Bullying:https://karatechopbullying.orgKato Karate:https://katokaratemn.comContact Breaking Bullying:[email protected] the show at [email protected] you want to learn more or are subjected to either Bullying or Harassment, you can go to:Karatechopbullying.orgIf you are dealing with dark or suicidal thoughts call The National Suicide Hotline:Phone: 988Opening Theme: "The Beginning and the End" by GrahfClosing Theme: "Cute Melodies 11" by Soundtrack 4 Life

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