Ego is a MFer. It has you lying to yourself!
Nate Kennedy delivers a short, conversational talk about how ego causes people to lie to themselves and overestimate their readiness or abilities. He shares a freshman-year anecdote about walking past football spring practice after nine months away from the gym to illustrate how people underestimate the time and sacrifice required to reach others’ levels of success, and he applies this lesson to business—warning that visible success often hides years of unseen work.
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