Welcome back to the 24th episode of the Hard Thing Podcast!
Today, I talked with my friend, Sean Lee. Sean Lee is currently a project manager for NPAccel in Lehi, Utah. He is also a cancer survivor. We talk about true empathy, setting realistic expectations for yourself, being able to discern between hard things you can and can’t control and being ok with having sucky days. One of my favorite parts about today’s episode is how we talk about being worthy of love and validating others’ experiences.
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ACTION ITEMS:
- Check your expectations
- Be kinder to yourself
- Be kinder to other people
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