Carlton Holden
Carlton Holden
5 Lessons From the Devil and his Followers
5 Lessons From the Devil and his Followers
5 Lessons From the Devil and his Followers
Saturday 10th October 2020
Carlton Holden reveals five unconventional lessons from the devil, offering fresh perspectives on hard work, timing, self-worth, assertiveness, and creativity.
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Carlton Holden
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Get the buttons here!Carlton Holden's Unconventional Lessons: Wisdom from Unexpected Sources
Their goal is to do wickedness and such, but hard work put towards a good goal is good for us.
Ever thought you could learn something valuable from the devil? Carlton Holden takes a surprising approach in this episode of 'Podcastlife', where he shares five unconventional lessons inspired by the devil and his followers. These aren't your typical moral teachings, but they offer fresh perspectives on hard work, timing, self-worth, assertiveness, and creativity. Carlton's first lesson highlights the devil's relentless work ethic.
While the devil's goals are far from admirable, his dedication can inspire us to pursue our own goals with similar vigor. It's a quirky yet thought-provoking way to remind us that hard work pays off. Next, Carlton dives into the importance of finding your optimal time to perform. Whether you're an early bird or a night owl, knowing when you're at your best can make all the difference.
He shares personal insights on how this has shaped his writing process, offering practical tips for listeners. The third lesson is all about focusing on your true worth and power. Carlton emphasizes that we shouldn't let others define us; instead, we should recognize our own value and capabilities. It's a powerful reminder to stay true to ourselves amidst external pressures. Moving on, Carlton discusses the importance of asking for what you want within reason.
He shares anecdotes about how being assertive has helped him in his career, encouraging listeners to advocate for themselves without overstepping boundaries. Finally, creativity in problem-solving takes center stage. Carlton illustrates how thinking outside the box can lead to unique solutions and opportunities. His storytelling prowess shines as he recounts how creative approaches have enriched his writing. This episode isn't just about learning from unexpected sources; it's about finding wisdom in the most unlikely places.
Carlton's engaging narrative style and personal reflections make these lessons relatable and entertaining. If you're looking for a podcast that blends humor with deep insights, this one's for you.