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Cafe Grit 049 Your Full Self

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"I am willing to deal with the ramifications of being my full self."

I heard this quote in a short random video from Gary Vaynerchuk. He was being asked why he swore so much.

I have this quote on my vision board because it resonated with me so much (especially being one who drops the...erm...occasional F-bomb).

The concept of being one's full self also struck me when I was listening to one of Mel Robbins' audiobooks "Kick A$$."

The gist was if you bring your full self to the table - you are transparent, honest, you don't filter or hide who you are - and someone else doesn't accept you, then it's on them.

Let's repeat that for those who didn't quite ingest this: It's on them.

If you hold back, sugar-coat, hide parts of yourself, or otherwise don't express your needs, wants, feelings, etc...then you bear some of the responsibility for how people perceive you or the outcome of a situation.

In episode 049 of The Cafe Grit Podcast, I explore the concept of bringing and being my full self after a recent situation where I had to get uncomfortable.

Do you feel like you bring your full self to the table? Why or why not? What do you think that means, "be your full self?"

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72 episodes

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"I am willing to deal with the ramifications of being my full self."

I heard this quote in a short random video from Gary Vaynerchuk. He was being asked why he swore so much.

I have this quote on my vision board because it resonated with me so much (especially being one who drops the...erm...occasional F-bomb).

The concept of being one's full self also struck me when I was listening to one of Mel Robbins' audiobooks "Kick A$$."

The gist was if you bring your full self to the table - you are transparent, honest, you don't filter or hide who you are - and someone else doesn't accept you, then it's on them.

Let's repeat that for those who didn't quite ingest this: It's on them.

If you hold back, sugar-coat, hide parts of yourself, or otherwise don't express your needs, wants, feelings, etc...then you bear some of the responsibility for how people perceive you or the outcome of a situation.

In episode 049 of The Cafe Grit Podcast, I explore the concept of bringing and being my full self after a recent situation where I had to get uncomfortable.

Do you feel like you bring your full self to the table? Why or why not? What do you think that means, "be your full self?"

  continue reading

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