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In this deeply personal episode, join me, Tshepo, as I chat with the incredible Sihle Ngqawana for an honest and heartfelt conversation about our individual struggles to show up for ourselves.

Life has a way of throwing challenges our way, making it difficult to fully embrace our authentic selves and be present in our own lives. Sihle and I open up about our personal journeys, sharing the hurdles we faced and the barriers we encountered on the path to showing up authentically.

"It's not always easy to show up" sets the tone for the official opening of the Daring Greatly Podcast, marking a new chapter in our collective pursuit of self-growth and community-building. Join us as we embark on this transformative journey together, learning how to show up as ourselves, for ourselves, and for our community.

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Christina and Meghan share their thoughts on Daring Greatly by Dr. Brené Brown in this Full Book Cup Club episode. The short version: read or listen to this book, stat! The long version: listen to the episode :)

Dr. Brené Brown's TED talks:

1. The Power of Vulnerability
2. Listening to Shame

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Our next Full Book Cup Club book pick is *drumroll please* Atomic Habits by James Clear. Join us! Grab yours now or check it out from the library.

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Momma, are you burnt out? overwhelmed? tired? exhausted? maybe sick? 
I see you running from one thing to the next, not wanting to drop the ball fearing it will break.   How much are you going to break yourself until its too much? 

I've been there.  I still am sometimes. 
Let me tell you, there is only one finish line. 
And its something that most of us don't like to think about.  

You've made your way through big challenges before.
And you've gotten yourself into plenty of pickles.
The one consistent factor is you.  

Not to blame and shame you. Nope, those are unhelpful.
This is to empower you.  
YOU are the key. 
YOU hold the power. 

Lets do this. 

Listen or watch along as I talk us through this Piece of Peace
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Start-ups need to be strong-minded. Start-ups need to lead with confidence. Without such strength, how can a business expect to survive especially when times are tough?

But strength is also a weakness. Too much strength can blind start-ups and derail thinking. Too much strength can alienate others or turn them into ‘yes’ people.

In life and business, mistakes are inevitable. And we have all done things that have led to shame. So how do entrepreneurs embrace weaknesses, getting things wrong and feelings of shame? This fascinating episode explores the world of start-up vulnerability and seeks behavioural answers that will help entrepreneurs to connect more deeply with others and lead with greater confidence and ability. Ultimately, by understanding and embracing vulnerability anyone involved with startup will achieve greater results.

Learn more about our special guest

This episode’s special guest is serial entrepreneur Kyle Hegarty. Kyle has many years’ experience running and growing start-ups in different parts of the world. His work has taught him much about entrepreneurship emotion, the value of vulnerability and also led Kyle to write the book ‘The Accidental Business Nomad’. This popular text shares honest stories about the personal challenges people face and common mistakes they make when seeking to build a business.

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A bit of podcast author background...

UK-based Peter Harrington set up his first business following graduation in York in 1989. He has since started and grown several companies in various sectors including research, marketing, design, print, educational software and consultancy. Over the last 30+ years, Peter has employed over 1,000 people and experienced many highs and a few lows including burglaries, floods, fire and of course the most recent pandemic.

As well as being the CEO with the SimVenture team, Peter is also an Entrepreneur in Residence at London South Bank University.

Big thanks to LSE Generate, the SimVenture Team and Seajam Moths for supporting the Startup Survival Podcast.

Find Guest details and all Reference Sources

The full podcast series together with additional materials, guest details and hyperlinks to all episode reference sources is available on Peter Harrington's Blog 'The Hitchhiker's Guide to Entrepreneurship'. 

Today we are going to learn about shame. I want you to know what it is and how important it is to bring it into the light instead of hiding it away.  If you can loosen the grip of shame on your life, you will begin to feel so much better!

Brene' Brown's Book: Daring Greatly

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Anyone who dares to abandon the status quo, follow the road not taken, and discover the person they are truly meant to become will enjoy this episode. Award-Winning Author, Business Strategist, and Serial Entrepreneur Craig M. Chavis Jr. and host Jeff Smith explore how to overcome the fear of failure with tips for everyone to apply to further their entrepreneurial journey. 

Don't forget to register for your in-person or virtual ticket to the NACCE Annual Conference on October 3-6. This year, our lineup of mainstage topics ranges from healing social unrest to innovation and inclusion in the classroom to policy change, giving you a great opportunity to hear from some of the top minds in the industry.

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(Episode previously named “Trust”)

In this episode, Dani discusses continuing to trust after continued loss; so, inherently, she also discusses vulnerability & mindfulness.

Dani recommends Daring Greatly by Brené Brown, The Miracle of Mindfulness by Thich Nhat Hanh, and the Unlocking Us podcast.

For a glimpse into Dani's friendships, check out her other podcast, Better When Awkward, co-hosted by her childhood best friend, Jasmine!

Go to UnderstandingKindness.com for more transcripts, blog entries, and links to the social media accounts!

Follow the podcast on Instagram and Facebook, or on Twitter for more recommendations and posts when a new episode comes out!

To contact Dani, please email UnderstandingKindness@protonmail.com or send Dani a DM!

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There’s no denying it, being a human in relationships is hard. Especially when you are around people who trigger you, have caused deep pain, or even trauma. Today’s episode centers around some paradigm shifts I’ve picked up to keep my inner peace while navigating delicate family interactions. Peace isn’t something that just magically happens, it’s something we must cultivate, and today, my aim is to put the power back in your hands so you can do just that.

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This short & sweet Halloween Week episode is also relevant all year round, because we're talking about what happens when we let our fears hold us back.

I share an exercise I (accidentally) created for myself that has helped me move forward despite the pesky doubts and worries that threaten to hold me back.


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As someone who intentionally engages with mental health issues, I have developed an unrealistic expectation for myself: to always be good. It often feels re-enforced by people who depend on me for one or other reason: "If you aren't good, what's going to happen to us?" When times of difficulty come, it feels like this should not be happening; like "I should know better". But the reality of things is that sometimes it gets difficult for all of us. In the midst of these emotions, I decided to journal. In this episode is that entry. 
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Interview with entrepreneur and public speaker, Mike Maeshiro on failures in business, career, dating, investments and more. Listen in to hear Bryant Ellis unpack Mike's thoughts on stepping out to become his own boss & taking charge of his life. 

Vulnerability is a word that has connotations of weakness and fear yet it is a beautiful quality which underlies authenticity, openness and potential. Learning to embrace vulnerability, not to ignore or fear it, is an important step on the path toward finding happiness and joy.

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Brené Brown – The power of vulnerability
Daring Greatly – Brené Brown
Buzz Aldrin BBC interview 1980
https://onbeing.org/blog/vulnerability/
Consolations: The Solace, Nourishment and Underlying Meaning of Everyday Words – David Whyte

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To explore Enneagram Type 8, we sit down again with photographer Kelly Topping, from our Dec 2019 Art Episode. She is joined by her best friend, Laurie Stephenson, who is also sister to Leah, our Enneagram Type 4. We learn more about Type 8s, with twice the impact, as both these women identify as this number.

Tips from Kelly and Laurie (Type 8s): Enneagram 8s have a dislike and distrust of people behaving in "fake" manner. Underneath an exterior that can be intimidating, these types have a tender heart that desires honest and real connections. Also, if you put a straw in your movie theater popcorn bucket and pump the butter through it while slowly pulling it up to the top of the bucket, you can get butter on every level!!
Major Quotes: “Our thing is a battle of the mind, where we have to get in a good place to be successful, or we’ll become confrontational- with ourselves and with other people”. 
How to show love to 8s:
Let them have their "moment". Let them vent. Love them in their vulnerability and honesty. Don’t tell them how they "should" feel or react at these times.

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This week is all about being vulnerable and how one person inspired me to start this podcast. We made it through Season 1 together! 

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How to Keep Pushing When you Feel Uninspired and Unmotivated

Learn how to stay motivated when you feel uninspired! In entrepreneurship, you will go through seasons of feeling on top of the world, and seasons of feeling like everything is crashing down on you. 

Every week will NOT be a rockstar week. Some weeks you will be on your game, killing it. Other weeks will be slow, and uninspiring altogether. This is the reality of being a CEO and it will never change, but what can change for you is how you cope with feeling unmotivated so you can maintain your sanity and KEEP pushing. 

Learn tips about be your best self even when you feel like laying in bed and binge watching Netflix all day. :) 

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