815: Question The Norm and Freely Try, Like a Kid | John O’Leary

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🗓️ 31 August 2020

⏱️ 76 minutes

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This show was just convicting for me. When did I leave childlike qualities of questioning the so-called norm and just trying things without worrying what anyone thought? And how have I shortchanged myself in the process? In studying the most successful people of our time John O’Leary cites five key, childlike traits they embody. Traits most of us have left behind. John O’Leary is one of the world’s premier inspirational people. Why? Because his story is just ridiculous and his perspective is infectious. At nine years old he basically blew himself up and got 3rd degree burns over 87% of his body. Nobody should survive that. He did and today is grateful for it. Literally. This is the second time I’ve had John on the show and we cover a good bit of ground talking about his business amidst covid, his faith, and the message of his new book, “In Awe” where he give an incredible look at child like qualities the most successful people have retained, and the freedom and success we can find if we embrace them. Note, it’s not childishness. It’s wize and mature and aware...and childLIKE. Big difference and I now, strongly believe one we need to all understand and consider. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	This is a Glass Box Media Podcast.
0:05.0	The Ziggler show comes from the legacy of Zigg Zigg
0:09.0	and brings together personal and professional growth, business success, and faith. I'm your host, Kevin Miller.
0:15.1	In this episode, questioning the norm and freely trying like a kid. This show is convicting for me. I'll tell you that. When did I leave child-like qualities of questioning the so-called norm and just trying things without worrying what anyone thought and how have I shortchanged
0:35.0	myself in the process is the question, the quandary.
0:38.3	In studying the most successful people of our time, John O'Leary cites five key childlike traits that those
0:46.3	successful people embody, traits most of us have left behind. John O'Leary is one of
0:51.6	the world's premier inspirational people.
0:54.2	Why?
0:55.2	Well, his story is just ridiculous and his perspective is flat out infectious.
1:00.6	You got to take the time just to hear him get going from his heart.
1:05.0	If you don't know him at nine years old, John basically blew himself up.
1:09.0	He got third degree burns over 87% of his body.
1:13.3	Nobody really should survive that.
1:15.6	Well, John did, and today he's actually grateful for it,
1:19.0	literally.
1:20.0	This is the second time I've had John on the show.
1:22.5	We cover a good bit of ground talking about his business
1:25.6	amidst the COVID pandemic, his faith,
1:28.4	and the message of his new book in awe,
1:30.9	where he gives an incredible look at child-like qualities, the most successful people have retained and the freedom and success we can find if we will embrace those.
1:41.0	Note it's not childishnessness and he makes that differentiation.
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