You've been called lazy. Maybe you've been told you're just bad at your job. But what if that was never the problem at all — what if you've simply been sitting in the wrong seat?
Dr. Greg sits down with his good friend Dr. Bryan Violette to explore what the Working Genius reveals about the work that drains us. Along the way, they make the case that even the parts of us we're most embarrassed by are usually protecting something good: our dignity.
Key Topics:
Why the task that grinds you down says more about your gifts than about your character
Why "you're lazy" is usually the wrong story — and "wrong seat on the bus" is often the right one
What "adaptive narcissism" is actually protecting
Why shame doesn't produce lasting change — it just teaches you to hide better
Why "I'm not myself today" gets it wrong, and why curiosity about the part that just showed up works better
Why giving yourself away fills you up, even though handing over your coffee only leaves you with an empty cup
Learn More:
Join us at the Summit of Integration in Dallas, October 20–23, celebrating the Feast of St. John Paul II (virtual tickets available)
Podden och tillhörande omslagsbild på den här sidan tillhör
Dr. Gregory Bottaro. Innehållet i podden är skapat av Dr. Gregory Bottaro och inte av,
eller tillsammans med, Poddtoppen.
