Podcast 430: What a recent brush with death taught me about life

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SHOW DESCRIPTION: In this podcast I talk to good friend, podcast host and performance coach Craig Siegel about what it means to reckon with our mortality, what near death experiences can teach us, ways to make every moment meaningful, redefining success, and so much more! 

For more info on Craig visit: https://www.cultivatelastingsymphony.com/ 

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EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS: 

5:34 Craig’s amazing work 

8:28 Changing the definition of success 

11:30 Why we need to share our gifts with the world 

12:10 The power of knowing your identity 

16:31 What Craig’s near death experience taught him 

32:50 We are here to create & expand 

36:35 Helping children manage their mental health 

44:50 Why we need to become aware of our emotions & manage how we feel 

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