You can give your time to others, build a business, and support the people around you while your own needs are never met.
In this episode, Harry singha shares what changes when he starts asking himself the questions he asks everyone else.
Harry takes us inside a childhood shaped by domestic violence and explains why he rejects the idea that he leaves home at 15 to “escape.” He shares what that day means to him, how listening to young people leads to his first workshops, and why helping others becomes such a strong part of his life.
He shares the shift from helping people because he needs to, to helping them because he wants to. For business owners and leaders who put everyone else first, his story raises a hard question about success and self-care.
We also explore courage, self-doubt, and the labels that shape what you think you can do.
Listen to the full episode for Harry’s take on personal growth, leadership, and building a life that has room for both impact and the people you love.
Key Points
00:00:00 Intro 00:01:00 Childhood Behind Closed Doors 00:05:54 Asking For Help 00:17:34 Helping Through Listening 00:29:52 Letting Someone In 00:39:51 Asking Better Questions 00:46:27 What Courage Means 00:50:20 Feelings And Identity 01:02:26 Courage And Business Risk 01:10:23 Values And Virtues
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