Client's Perspective on Built to Lead's Framework

A client describes how the Built to Lead framework shaped their inner work over 13 years. Reading their personal worldview each morning and reviewing their opus annually kept their values stable, sharpening how they show up in life and make decisions.
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The. The process. The framework. Yeah, the BTL framework. Yeah. I mean, I think, you know, it's been a long time since I've really, like, walked through all of that, you know, but what I. What comes to mind for me is it's really. It's this inner work, you know, it's. It's really figuring out who you are and what you believe and what you love to do and, you know, what your view of the world is. And you go through a step by step process to author that, to write that down and to try it on and then see if it fits and live into it. But when you do figure that out, and this is something Chet started to do, I think maybe within the last couple years, and. And I do it every morning. Every morning I read my worldview and, and when. And. And, you know, and then once a year, I go back and look at my opus and, you know, rinse it. And really, for 13 years now, my opus has changed. You know, a word here and there. It's still the same as it was really. I mean, almost identical as it was when I first started, when I. When I wrote my first opus statement. And, and so that's because I got super crystal clear on who I am and why I'm here in the world. And, and, and so you get to walk through life knowing that, you know, you get to really let that be your filter and you forget. You, you know, you. You get, you know, pulled off track and, you know, but you come back and you learn to come back faster and faster. You know, that it helps really guide you, and it just becomes who you are and everything, every conversation, you know, even. Even, you know, sitting here with you right now. Or I've been doing some more public speaking, and, And I prefer to do, like, panel discussions or Q and A, because I don't have to prep for that. You know, I don't have to pre. I hate prepping. You know, my podcast, I don't prep. I. I just sit down, let's talk. Yeah. You know, and when you are coming from a. A place of clarity, you. That you can just be in the world, you know, it can be more present in the world. And that's. I don't know, that's maybe on getting on a tangent, but that's the framework that, you know, built a lead, I think gives you.
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