SUNDAY SERMON: Setting the Record Straight on Significance, with Andy Frisella - MFCEO268
REAL AF with Andy Frisella
People in the motivation & success industry – and people in general – are obsessed about "significance." Doing "significant" things. Living a "significant" life. This sounds noble...and it is. But there's also a dark side to it. The search...the obsession...for significance can be problematic. That's what we talk about & we share some things for you to think about...to make sure your pursuit of significance is noble & authentic & not really some self-centered, egotistical thing.
Raw Description
<p>People in the motivation & success industry – and people in general – are obsessed about "significance." Doing "significant" things. Living a "significant" life. This sounds noble...and it is. But there's also a dark side to it. The search...the obsession...for significance can be problematic. That's what we talk about & we share some things for you to think about...to make sure your pursuit of significance is noble & authentic & not really some self-centered, egotistical thing.</p>
Show Notes
People in the motivation & success industry – and people in general – are obsessed about "significance." Doing "significant" things. Living a "significant" life. This sounds noble...and it is. But there's also a dark side to it. The search...the obsession...for significance can be problematic. That's what we talk about & we share some things for you to think about...to make sure your pursuit of significance is noble & authentic & not really some self-centered, egotistical thing.
Raw Description
<p>People in the motivation & success industry – and people in general – are obsessed about "significance." Doing "significant" things. Living a "significant" life. This sounds noble...and it is. But there's also a dark side to it. The search...the obsession...for significance can be problematic. That's what we talk about & we share some things for you to think about...to make sure your pursuit of significance is noble & authentic & not really some self-centered, egotistical thing.</p>