This one inspired by my 7-year old student ...
When I asked my group class to talk about a women that inspired them (for International Womens' Day), she asked 'can I choose me?'
And it reminded me how we often neglect to recognise how much we can learn from ourselves.
In this episode, I share a way to document your learnings so you can use yourself as a learning tool as and when you need to.
Soundbites:
"We’re often looking around us, observing, listening to other people, learning from others, but how often do we learn from ourselves?"
"Having this podcast is actually great for me, because sometimes I’ll listen to past episodes to think about what kind of material to deep-dive into for our mastermind sessions, and I'll often hear something I've said and think 'that’s a good idea, I should really do that!’"
Enjoy :-)
Sumantha
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