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RC46: Trust: The Key Component Of Building Strong Relationships with Ash Phillips
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Ash Phillips is an entrepreneur and founder of Rebellious Co., a company that designs and delivers ecosystems of support for unreasonably ambitious people in the startup space.
He has built a community of like-minded individuals who are driven to make a difference. Ash believes that communities and relationships are vital for personal and professional growth.
In this conversation, we discuss the importance of community and how trust is the key component to building strong relationships. We explore the concept of self-awareness and how it can sometimes lead to over-analysis. We also delve into the topic of intuition and the role it plays in decision-making.
Ash shares the value of social currency and they conclude by discussing how Rebel Meetups provides a space for rebels and creatives to connect and support each other.
In this conversation, we discuss the following...
- (00:00) Ash Phillips' Story and His Why
- (08:08) The Importance of Community and Relationships
- (15:01) Building and Growing the Rebellious Co. Community
- (28:54) The Social Nature of Ash Phillips and the Need for Balance
- (48:41) The Role of Social Currency in Relationships
- (59:34) Rebel Meetups: Connecting Rebels and Creatives
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Connect with Ash Phillips: LinkedIn / Facebook / Twitter
For the full show notes, including referenced articles and additional resources visit: https://raisingconsciousness.co.uk/ash-phillips
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