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S2 EP8 | The Way Up

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In this session, Transformation Coach, Alechia Reese explores The Way Up with the mission-driven health executive on the relentless pursuit of health equity, Errol L.Pierre. From retrofitting your job into your purpose and the paralyzing fear of not knowing enough, to boldly making mistakes and learning from them. This authentic and transformative discussion talked through the attention deficient and struggles that come with living for others and so much more. Listen in now.

Watch on YouTube:

https://youtu.be/X-vV2kLXtEA

Join our Community:

Got Value Nation: http://gotvaluenation.com

VALUED NOTES:

  • A lot of times we get frozen in being good at something and it prevents us from trying something new because we don’t want to make a mistake so it keeps us from future blessings, opportunities, and friendships
  • Take the time, thoughtfully, to really understand and know your purpose.
  • Everything becomes easier when you know your purpose because you now know what to say ‘no’ to and what to say ‘yes’ to.
  • Even when things are not going well when you’re pursuing your passions you’re able to keep going because you’re inside your purpose.
  • People of color have more degrees than a thermometer - it’s not about skill. It’s about the systemic challenges inherent to the system.

VALUED QUOTES:

  • Have the courage to make one million mistakes, but the wisdom to not make the same mistake one million times.
  • If you learn a lesson from every mistake, imagine how smart you’re going to be if you’ve made a million mistakes but they’re all new mistakes and you’re learning from each one.
  • For people of color, it’s not a corporate ladder. For many people of color it’s a corporate mountain and the experience is very different.
  • Wake up each day and advance your mission by at least one inch.
  • Leadership and learning are the number 1 transferable skills.

VALUED GUESTS:

Errol L. Pierre

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/errollpierre/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/errollpierre/

Website: https://www.errolpierre.com/

Get Social with Your Host:

Alechia Reese

LinkedIn: http://linkedin.com/in/alechiareese

Instagram: http://instagram.com/alechiareese

Twitter: http://twitter.com/alechiareese

Facebook: http://facebook.com/alechiareese

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Manage episode 353574455 series 3290893
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In this session, Transformation Coach, Alechia Reese explores The Way Up with the mission-driven health executive on the relentless pursuit of health equity, Errol L.Pierre. From retrofitting your job into your purpose and the paralyzing fear of not knowing enough, to boldly making mistakes and learning from them. This authentic and transformative discussion talked through the attention deficient and struggles that come with living for others and so much more. Listen in now.

Watch on YouTube:

https://youtu.be/X-vV2kLXtEA

Join our Community:

Got Value Nation: http://gotvaluenation.com

VALUED NOTES:

  • A lot of times we get frozen in being good at something and it prevents us from trying something new because we don’t want to make a mistake so it keeps us from future blessings, opportunities, and friendships
  • Take the time, thoughtfully, to really understand and know your purpose.
  • Everything becomes easier when you know your purpose because you now know what to say ‘no’ to and what to say ‘yes’ to.
  • Even when things are not going well when you’re pursuing your passions you’re able to keep going because you’re inside your purpose.
  • People of color have more degrees than a thermometer - it’s not about skill. It’s about the systemic challenges inherent to the system.

VALUED QUOTES:

  • Have the courage to make one million mistakes, but the wisdom to not make the same mistake one million times.
  • If you learn a lesson from every mistake, imagine how smart you’re going to be if you’ve made a million mistakes but they’re all new mistakes and you’re learning from each one.
  • For people of color, it’s not a corporate ladder. For many people of color it’s a corporate mountain and the experience is very different.
  • Wake up each day and advance your mission by at least one inch.
  • Leadership and learning are the number 1 transferable skills.

VALUED GUESTS:

Errol L. Pierre

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/errollpierre/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/errollpierre/

Website: https://www.errolpierre.com/

Get Social with Your Host:

Alechia Reese

LinkedIn: http://linkedin.com/in/alechiareese

Instagram: http://instagram.com/alechiareese

Twitter: http://twitter.com/alechiareese

Facebook: http://facebook.com/alechiareese

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