Michael Stoller
Michael Stoller
#361 I like Simon Sinek
#361 I like Simon Sinek
#361 I like Simon Sinek
Saturday 28th December 2024
Michael Stoller shares his newfound admiration for Simon Sinek, discusses shame, self-compassion, and the overwhelm of information in today's world.
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10 minutes
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Michael Stoller
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Sobriety Toolkit
Mindfulness & Emotional Wellbeing
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Creative Recovery Journeys
Entrepreneurship for Personal Growth
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Episode Overview
- Admiring Simon Sinek's unique podcast style without advertisements.
- Discussing the impact of overwhelming information on self-perception.
- Exploring the difference between shame and guilt.
- Reflecting on the challenges of having thin skin in today's opinionated world.
- Sharing personal struggles with depression and self-doubt.
I wish we could do that in society more - admit when we're wrong and change our viewpoint with new information.
Ever wondered how much you really know about the people you admire? Michael Stoller shares his latest revelations and personal reflections in this episode of 'MY BLUEPRINT: Struggle Towards Emotional Sobriety'. He dives into his newfound admiration for Simon Sinek, a man he only discovered a few days ago. Michael's journey from ignorance to fandom is both relatable and humorous, as he marvels at Sinek's unique podcast style - no advertisements, just pure content.
Michael’s reflections on Sinek’s success and approach to podcasting provide an interesting perspective on the world of personal growth and development. But that's just the beginning. Michael also delves into deeper topics like shame, self-compassion, and the overwhelming amount of information we have access to today. He shares a poignant story about a highly educated woman who feels she knows so little despite her extensive reading on the Middle East conflict.
This leads Michael to discuss the challenges of having thin skin in a world where everyone has an opinion, and how this can lead to feelings of inadequacy and depression. The episode takes a personal turn as Michael talks about his own struggles with self-doubt and the pressure to have all the answers. He candidly shares how these feelings can suppress emotions and lead to depression, a topic he knows all too well.
Despite the heavy themes, Michael’s storytelling is engaging and sprinkled with light humour. His honesty and vulnerability make this episode a must-listen for anyone grappling with similar issues. If you've ever felt overwhelmed by the sheer volume of information out there or struggled with feelings of shame and self-doubt, you'll find Michael's insights both comforting and enlightening. So why not take a break and join Michael on this journey of self-discovery and emotional sobriety?
You might just find a nugget of wisdom that resonates with you.