Tamar Medford & Lane Kennedy
Tamar Medford & Lane Kennedy
150 Never Judge A Driver by the Car They Drive
150 Never Judge A Driver by the Car They Drive
150 Never Judge A Driver by the Car They Drive
Thursday 11th November 2021
Tamar Medford and Lane Kennedy discuss the dangers of judging by appearances and its impact on recovery and business growth on 'The Now What Society'.
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Tamar Medford & Lane Kennedy
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Sobriety Toolkit
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Creative Recovery Journeys
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Entrepreneurship for Personal Growth
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It's our ability to learn from the mistakes that we make and not give up when the times get tough.
Have you ever caught yourself making snap judgments based on appearances? In this episode of 'The Now What Society' podcast, hosts Tamar Medford and Lane Kennedy tackle this very human tendency. Tamar shares a personal story about judging a driver by their car, only to realize that things aren't always as they seem. This revelation is a powerful metaphor for recovery and personal growth.
Tamar and Lane dive into how these quick judgments can be particularly harmful for those in recovery, where individuals are often unfairly judged by their past actions rather than their present efforts. They also touch on the importance of gratitude in the recovery journey, encouraging listeners to embrace their true selves and find inspiration in those who have achieved what they aspire to.
The conversation doesn't stop there; the hosts explore the concept of a growth mindset and how it can propel you forward in both personal and professional arenas. If you're looking for an episode that combines heartfelt stories with practical advice, this one is for you. It's a reminder that success often comes from looking beyond the surface and committing to continuous self-improvement.