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Steven Bartlett has been successful but more importantly, he founded the podcast: “The Diary of a CEO”. In the podcast, he has interviewed hundreds of inspiring, well-known, and successful people. In this interview, he breaks down what he learned from all those conversations.
3 takeaways from this podcast:
- In order to start something, you need to quit something else
- You need a challenge, a sense of progress, reason, autonomy and control, and a supportive community to thrive in your profession
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